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I'm trying to use the walkah's new image module alongside the album module. I installed folksonomy and the rest in a clean install of drupal CVS. However, I get the error
My website at http://www.my-kart.org/web/ seems to parse the page templates and adds a few blank lines which renders an error in the xml feed.
I know I am not providing much info because I do not know what really is the info to provide.
I am running a standard Drupal 4.5 with a number of the distributed modules installed. I do not what is causing the additional blank lines inserted in the page source.
Any general thoughts as to what typically would cause these additional lines to be inserted?
I'm quite convinced that there is the need to setup the visualization of blocks based upon the role. I need to show or not some blocks on a per-role basis. I would like to implement it, but it needs a new block_access table (similar to the node_access one). It should have to be moved into CVS and not be a simple module, I guess...
This is an announcement for the first v1.0 ready donations module. The module can be downloaded here and tested here.
The module testing site itself tells about the module functionality. But this post wants to suggest and explain what is possible to do with this module in support of the Drupal site and all modules/projects as well.
(an introduction into Donorge) Simple drupal.org integration and the possibilities
Using just only the Donorge dedicated donations.module, what can it already offer the Drupal site and all modules all together?
- An “extra” 0% donation fee
- As Donorge grows, more payment options become available making it possible for more Drupal or module project supporters to donate in the first place
- Per project maintenance free, dedicated and detailed donation tracking on the Drupal site itself
- Very easy and quick ability to integrate into the current existing 'project pages'. Think about the power for visitors to simply support individual Drupal projects/modules and for each the ability to track their donations statistics within the Drupal site itself. No other CMS development site would offer such extensive/dedicated and integrated donation tracking. Drupal users could even use the same donation module on their own site by downloading the module themselves. Plus each project can even indicate relations among themselves or interests outside Drupal because remember; Donorge supports any open source development project or any software for that matter, any organization even. It's the relations between the organizations which build the trust and show the interests in the network.