General discussion

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.

How would I setup Drupal to run 5 news/articles sites.

The main one #1 - will have all types of marketing articles - is there a way of displaying this on the other four web sites - so these articles appear in the template of which ever site you view them from.

And would I need a seperate setup of Drupal on each site to run that site specific content.

or is there some way of setting up the 5 sites and as blogs or articles are added I can specify which domain to display them (including category).

Anyone found a fix for that bug or issue?

Drupal Version 4.4.0
taxonomy_dhtml version CVS

taxonomy_dhtml is displaying the nodes which are not approved yet.
If a user submits a node and it is waiting admin approval, it is still shown under taxonomy_dhtml menu.

Kc

I am developing a site in Croatian language, and our language uses many accent characters.

UTF-8 encoding suits it just fine (also does ISO 8859-2), yet I am experiencing a small problem.
When page loads and user is not logged on, special chars are displayed as garbage.
User logs in, characters are displayed properly.

HR is the default language in conf.inc, charset in page head UTF, and the attributes in the following line in head section are set to HR:

html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="hr" xml:lang="hr"