General discussion

Hey Everyone,

I am just beginning in drupal and I would like to create a navigation bar so users can, well, navigate. I would also like the breadcrumb. Basically, the same that we see when logged in as the administrator.
How do I create my own with my own pages and content? I have enabled the Navigation block, but do not know how to link my pages to it.

Any assistance is definitely appreciated,
Thanks,
randyesq

According to Unisys, the owners of the patent governing GIF file format, their patent expired on June 20, 2004 everywhere except Canada. In Canada their patent expires on July 7, 2004. Less than three weeks from now.

This is important since one of the major changes in the Drupal CVS in the past three days have been changing .gif files to .pngs.

Hi,

Is it possible to have this kind of presentation
on the front page of a drupal website (see the example at the end of the message)?

**********
Date - Taxonomy (region concerned by the article)
Title
Author (flexinode field)

Teaser
**********

I'm using Xtemplate. So, I put the element like this:

{date} - {taxonomy}
{title}

{content}

I have 2 problems:

1- I classify the node(flexinode) in 5 taxonomy but on the first page, I just want that the
country taxonomy appear. Can I do that??

Drupal allows you to create a deep hierarchy of terms associated to nodes. However, I have found no easy way to actually use this hierarchy.

For the sake of argument, let's assume I use drupal for blogging. I have laid out a taxonomy which inludes:

 Web-development
 .. DHTML
 .. PHP
 .. Flash
 Blogging
 .. Community
 .. Drupal

Using taxonomy/or/2 I can create a 'virtual blog' just about DHTML. However, in order to get an overview of all Web-development related posts, I'ld have to use taxonomy/or/1,2,3,4. To me, it would make a lot of sense if I could instead use taxonomy/1 or something like that, using the hierarchy to include all children of the Web-development term.

Ideally I would like to use something like /topics/web-development. This would work similar to the title filter; it would try to match a single term, but if it would find more than one candidate it would display a list of topics/terms.

Is there a way to display a node as a homepage without displaying the node title, author and timestamp? (but still display this info for blogs etc.)

Anyone out there thinking/working on an auction module? I am thinking along the lines of a module that would create a new node type (auction item) that people could post, and recieve offers on. These nodes would be grouped into lists based on taxonomy.

A seller/buyer ranking system would be icing on the cake. I'd do it, butI can't program my way out of a paper bag.