In drupal.org when you click on 'Documentation' and then go into one of the books, there is a nice table of contents at the left margin which expands to sub-levels. How is that done?
I'm using the xtemplate style and I've installed 'navtable' but it puts the TOC inline with the book document itself. Must be a style the drupal.org uses to accomplish that, or a separate module that I've not located. Thoughts?
As far as I currently understand how Drupal's cron system works, it allows for only one cronjob. Say someone needs a daily and an hourly cronjob, how to do this? And I mean two different cronjobs, 1 updates this and the other something completely different. Not the same jobs!
This seems immpossible with how Drupal currently immplements cronjobs. This is hackable, but basically I want to be sure there is not already an "official" way of doing this Drupal style.
1. Is there a way to broadcast email all your website members?
2. Is there a way to keep a db of all your members and their contact info?
3. Is there a way to require your users to register specifically for your site, as opposed to simply being a member of any other Drupal website?
Can I move my Drupal test site from the directory blahblah.com/drupal/ to blahblah.com? I would like to move it up to the top after testing it. Thanks in advance.
