Drupal Configuration

gengou: just a question : i don't want to use "Blog module" (don't want to create Multiple blogs -> Blog module creates a blog for each user)... I Just want to do a Single blog.
[5:29pm] ben-agaric: And yes-- or admin/content/types to make a new one, and Views (which is being developed in #drupal, which is why we try to send you here)
[5:30pm] ben-agaric: gengou ^^
[5:30pm] gengou: should i create "stories" ?
[5:30pm] ben-agaric: Sure.

Groups.Drupal.org just switched to Date + Calendar
http://groups.drupal.org/node/7084

We're with Event for now.

Resolution

Drupal just gets more confusing...

http://drupal.org/project/casetracker
http://drupal.org/project/project
http://drupal.org/project/subversion

Resolution

http://drupal.org/project/og_author

So still trying to find out why the binary logs for our WSF2008 development site fill up the alloted disk space and shut down MySQL once every couple of days or, as yesterday, twice a day.

Searched for "drupal keeps refreshing cache" and found a wonderful pro-Drupal pitch with this reminder:

Caching

Installed quicktags to add HTML code insertion buttons to form
http://drupal.org/project/quicktags - adds buttons to your forms

Quicktags should not appear on plain text form fields

Resolution

Joeri Poesen of Symbiotix wrote Agaric, "You've got some great drupal content, but no feed" and "so chances are I'll forget about you, which would be a shame."

That's why it's important to have an RSS feed, which Drupal gives you out of the box. Most people won't be kind enough to write you an e-mail. The other lesson: always assume people are listening.

Being professional web developers, we wrote back "Agaric carve rocks! What Web 2.0?" Well, close: "Is there anything other than Subscriptions for doing that stuff?"

Description:
Easily create and edit content and link to others' wiki content. All participants logged into the site can edit this content type. All edits are stored as revisions.

http://dev.wsf2008.net/eng/admin/settings/filterbynodetype

ben-agaric: Is there a way to search specifically for modules on Drupal.org ? I am *not* a newb!
[5:14pm] ben-agaric: never mind -- advanced search: http://drupal.org/search/node
[5:15pm] gnat_x: ben-agaric: i always just use google, and limite it to drupal.org
[5:15pm] ben-agaric: then expand the closed fieldset, and choose "Project" for the content type
[5:15pm] jenlampton: ben-agaric: I also like to do a google searh on "site:drupal.org project whatever"

We'll give the solution up front:
Filter by node type module

This is really really useful for setting up wikis that you don't want to take over the whole site:

http://agaricdesign.com/note/turn-freelinking-off-most-content-types

The search for it:
input format by content type