My web host doesn't enable mod rewrite rules by default. Some other CMS's such as WordPress autowrite the rewrite rules into an autogenerated .htaccess file at install time.
there are several different ways for modules to restrict access to users. There're various hooks and design philosiphies. These methods should be discussed in a page that outlines how you would implement each of them.
Discuss db_rewrite_SQL, hook_perm, hook_access_grants, etc.
Task description / Requirements:
Create an abstraction of the existing filters for phone numbers, so that the filter (to be created) works for all country-codes, therefor:
+ add a configuration option for a default country code,
+ The new filter should validate the number from the user-input against the rules of ITU: validate the country code if started with a "+" sign
+ add a default country-code if the user didn't typed it in, delete therefor a leading 0
Run at least three sessions to test the usability of a typical drupal blog or small community site for anonymous users.
To do this you will need 3 or more volunteers who will evaluate drupal 6. It is important that everyone understands that drupal is being tested, not the evaluator (your volunteers). The evaluator can not pass or fail.
Run at least three sessions to test the usability of drupal's content creation (node-add) and content-editing (node-edit) forms.
To do this you will need 3 or more volunteers who will evaluate drupal 6. It is important that everyone understands that drupal is being tested, not the evaluator (your volunteers). The evaluator can not pass or fail.
Ask each of the volunteers to create and edit nodes on a drupal 6 site. Give them a scenario that will inspire them to do it realistically. e.g. "Your soccer club needs a web site with about pages and news articles or a blog".
Run at least three sessions to test the usability of drupal's customization and configuration admin user-interfaces.
To do this you will need 3 or more volunteers who will evaluate drupal. It is important that everyone understands that Drupal is being tested, not the evaluator (your volunteers). The evaluator can not pass or fail.
