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I commited a custom taxonomy browser module to my cvs sandbox. It is not ready yet for a first class module, so I wouldn't commit it to the contributed modules.
What does it actually do?
It navigates a vocabulary as though it is a directory tree.
It supports both filestore2 and flexinode derived 'files' - actually it is meant for files but you can use whatever flexinode type you wish.
For those who have seen this module already. I've done some tidying up and minimal comments.
I've been successfully running Drupal 4.5.0 and decided to install Flexinode. I downloaded flexinode-5.4.0.tar.gz, unpacked it and moved the flexinode directory into the modules directory, per the install instructions. I then successfully ran flexinode.mysql and the database was updated. I then tried to go to the modules admin page and got this error:
Hey everyone, first time poster here. I ran across Drupal a few days ago and I've been plugging away at it almost non-stop so far. Then I found flexinode and thought all my dreams had been answered. :) But now I have a bit of a hang-up that I'm hoping I can get some help from.
I'm looking at doing flexinode relations. I've read all through this post: http://drupal.org/node/8468 - I've downloaded and tried to figure out how to use the new nodeselect field, but I'm not having any luck.
I'm developing an online quiz program. I'm debating whether I should roll my own or extend drupal to add this feature. Extending drupal is more attractive because alot of upfront work is done for me.
I have a hook_user function in my module, in which I create some fields with values. As a result this creates entries in the users table for the parameters created.
Is anyone working on updating project.module for Drupal 4.5? And what about the version of Project being used on drupal.org itself? And will there ever be a point where the system is customizable away from software releases and more towards general project use -- a website project doesn't need a license or patches for example.