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Hi! I am running a community site that needs lots of interactivity between the users. A good way of doing this is individual guest books, one for every user (with comments enabled). I can't find a drupal module for this, but it sure would be a nice addition!
In the statistics module there is a really sweet feature labeled "track host" that lets you track the movements of a specific user through your site. This would be super helpful on the referrer logs so administrators can evaluate the effectiveness of their promotions.
For example, a user coming to the site via a google text ad would show up in the referrer logs. The effectiveness of the ad isn't fully understood until you know what the user did after coming to the site. Did he view one page and leave? Did he register?
We're looking at drupal here at work for more intranet work, but on a much larger scale than we've previously used it. The business wants "proof" that drupal can scale and meet the demmand of hundreds of active users each day (searching, uploading, content creating etc).
So, I'm thinking it would be nice to have some high-profile drupal site in the "real world" to show them that takes a pounding - any examples out there?
Well, it's been nearly two weeks since the release of the 4.3.0 codeset. I've eagerly tested a new install just to check out the new features, code functionality, etc... All in all, I like what I see in 4.3.0. I want to upgrade...
Unfortunately, supporting modules and themes seem to be lacking waaaay behind the power curve. Taking a rough count of modules on the download pages - just over 1/4 of them have been ported to 4.3.0, looking at the themes ZERO have been ported (or at least reported as working in 4.3.0 - I know they are *supposed* to just work) - but the download pages don't reflect that they do work with 4.3.0.
I'm wondering wether there is a chance to enable non-registered/logged-in users to post comments with a different name than "Anonymous", a nick they can choose.
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