todo.module (adapted by univie)
This module is identical in structure and functionality with project.module (v 1.86 2003/06/25). I called it "todo" like a todo-list.
So the README-file of project.module refers also to todo.module.
I replaced some variables by new names and changed also the names of the tables.
Instead of "bug", "feature" and "task" as project type I use "task1", "task2" and "task3".
One can easily change the terms using the localization funtionality (translation) for more confortable and appropriate terms..
I initially got sold on PHP when I found PHP-Nuke v4.4. Then I found that upgrading caused headaches with the customizations I had done so I looked at writing modules for PostNuke. I know that I am only am amateur coder but creating a module should not be that painful. Thankfully, just in time, I found drupal. With the documentation the drupal folks provided I was able to create a semi-simple module in a day.
Now I am limping forward with converting my old PHP-Nuke v4.4 site customizations to drupal modules.
I am using the members module but I don't like the fact that any email spam crawler could visted the site and collect my user's email addresses. I currently have the "Access User List" permissions turned off for anonymous users but this doesn't seem to be working. Even when I am not logged in I can still pull up the Members List. Is there a way to protected these email addresses that I am not aware of? Is there a way to set permissions for the Members List so only logged in registered users may access the list?
Hi, I am pretty new to drupal, spent a few days reading the docs and the forums, haven't really figured out what's the real difference between story and page. Looks like a page is just a story with an additional link that's not shown anywhere? And how is the page type implemented as opposed to the story type?
I am trying to store information about companies, such as name, phone number, address, contact person, etc, and then categorize them using the taxonomy/term system. I am hoping that I can then search by maybe company name, phone number, zip code etc.
I like the ease of adding news feeds with the import module - lots of content for little work.
However, not all the users want to see all the news feeds that I selected (there's just no pleasing some people). Is there an import module look alike that allows users to select from a list, of the site subscribed news feeds, the ones they want to view? I'd be happy with something that only used the user criteria on the "block" view of the news feeds.