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By wnoronha on
I am just testing the cvs version of drupal. One thing I noticed that on the module page, we have divided it into two pages.
1. Core - optional
2. Core - required
Core - required cannot be disabled by the user. Why would we then need to display something that just takes up space.
Would it not be better just to remove that from the page, and just list Core - optional?
Warren Brian Noronha
Comments
Good point.
Good point.
Actually it is good to list them
Actually it is good to list them since it helps to avoid confusion. I can see the following happing if they are not listed; Joe asks a question and Sarah responds with "that is handled by the 'xyz' module" (a core module) and Joe going "but I don't have that installed and can not find it on the modules page"
What about putting the
What about putting the required modules in a collapsed fieldset?
That would seem to be the best of both worlds...