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Being a newbie at CVS, I'm having trouble with branching/tagging my module (amazon_items). It was released as 4.5.0 code, but I have since made minor bugfixes that I want to be reflected on the Drupal website under the 4.5 modules tab. Do I need to commit my changes to CVS, and then branch or tag the code to be DRUPAL-4-5, or does this somehow happen automagically? I read this post (http://drupal.org/node/11663) which contains the same error message I'm getting, but it doesn't seem like exactly the same issue.
How many features never see the light of day because they might be too narrowly focused for general use? How many "smart defaults" do you write into your modules that could be tweaked as an admin setting? I tend to want to put way too much into a module's admin settings, rendering it very difficult to use for regular users to learn. Most of the time, "smart defaults" would work just fine, but I'm prone to be a control freak and want to adjust everything from the admin settings (and thus want everything configurable from there).
Created a Taxonomy especially for web links.
When i post into a term it shows up in the "Category" block of Drupal. (Shows the taxonomy and the relative time of posting ... 3 days old etc)
I would like to avoid this... Avoid updating the Categories block when i post anything into the web links module. My users love the categorization of Links but hate to see if it was updated. Especially since i have a large list of terms for web links. The list tends to get real long
Ok on my site I am about to begin a collaborative playwriting project on the 1st of March. This means that three writers will need to post almost everyday on the site using the book.module.
Now in the past I have written various messages on these forums concerning text editing: