I know their has been work to get the regular Blog post etc to recognize enclosures. But we are making a tech podcasts feature site and using the aggreator to pull all of the participants content. Is there a plan to add enclosure recognition on the aggregator side of the house.
This is another opportunity for Drupal to shine but it's aggregator again is not keeping up with the times.
Sites like bloglines etc have already added it. I understand they are a different model but a well designed drupal site could do the same thing.
I am wondering if it is possible to setup an SMS system where an international community could communicate back and forth with each other much like Upoc.com but only one group that sends messages.
I know that it is possible to send messages to the phone from the website, but is it possible to have the person receiving the message, reply to the group with their phone, and have their reply go to every phone associated with the group ... like a mobile messaging community.
I want to have a "sandbox" for pages and stories where anonymous users (=user not logged in) can add, edit and delete pages and stories - but only the pages and stories they have created. The access rights should be granted based on the session id, meaning a user can only view (and subsequently edit and delete) those nodes where the node id is associated with his session id in a separate table.
If possible, the pages module should still be usable for static portions of the site.
I really would like to find a way for registered users of my Drupal site to be able to Register for events I am hosting. Not all registered users would be in every event and once they are logged in to the site, ideally it would be easy for them to register for any new events I would add.
And then I'd also like to integrate PayPal paying for those events.
I tried the event.module but it was WAY too basic for what I am looking for.
I got interested in Drupal due to this need and now that I have it installed, I am doubting that it will suit my needs.
Anybody got a quick way to figure out if a particular module is installed and activated?
For example : lets say I would like to add a 'Add Buddy' link to the members.module member list, but only if buddylist.module is installed and configured...
Is there another module that does this that I can have a look at?
Is there a standard way of doing this?