General discussion

Hello everyone,
I have a quick question about the image.module. Is it possible to NOT allow authenticated users to post images within the image gallery UNTIL they have received permission/approval from the admin? This is similiar to the "post comments without approval" setting found in the permissions area...only applied to the image.module. I would think it is possible since the image itself is treated as a node. I have looked through much documentation but have seen no reference to this question. What am I missing?

Thanks for reading,
Larry

Does anyone knows if Drupal Syndication works behind a firewall?

If I want to modify my tracker module not to display page node in the list, what am I supposed to do?
If someone can tell me which line(s) of code to modify and how to do that I will appreciate that so much.

Thanks

KC

Simple question. When a new user is created, I would like a method/function to be called from a module. OR, just to get a method/function called. What would I call the method in my module or where could I add code to be called when a new user is created?

I want to create some entries in some tables when a new user is created and other tasks performed on that "new account". I need this code called regardless if the user was added from an admin setup or a new user registering themselves.

Thanks.

I love drupal particularly the elegant in the source code and the sensible modularization and coupling of the php files. I have been recommending it to people for variety of CMS.

But as a blogging tool, drupal is definately an overkill with its feature. It is also pretty daunting for a typical blogger (who probably dont even know what's PHP) to stripe it down and then customized it as a blogging tool. (Dont laugh..I spend nearly whole day to figure out how to set permissions and post stories and that is after reading the source code :P)

In the "ease-of-use" category, MT definately wins hands down for non-technical blogging community.

So I am wondering if there is any fork of drupal which customized such that "ready-to-go" for a blogger which I can recommend for other bloggers. If there is none, would you be interested to work with me on such a project?

The project would involve taking drupal, stripe it down to the core which only modules that a typical blogger need, then provide some templates that is designed for blogging (instead as a generic CMS).

We probably also need to provide some modules so users can do templating without having the horror of understanding PHP and other common functionilty.

Drop me an email at jseng_at_pobox.org.sg if you are interested,

ps; Yes, my blog still runs MT. I thin

Hi, I am very new to Durpal, sorry if the question sounds silly. :)

In this page: http://drupal.org/project/article

I saw that next to the "submitted by" information, it have a link to "Contributed modules"

Is this a feature of Durpal? How can I create different categories for the post like this?

Regards,
Angus
P.S. Sorry, English is not my first language