Complete

In short Agaric needs a robust e-mail solution for ourselves and our clients.

Debian Administration :: Handling mail for multiple virtual ...
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/243

The immediately needed fix:

Reverse node reference in CCK

Copying files or directories with the GNU-Linux command line.

Resolution

When you're copying something with cp you list the file (or directory) you are copying first and the file (or directory) you are creating second.

cp -r existing_directory new_copy_of_existing_directory

Rebuild menus so that menu items and callbacks defined through the menu system take effect while you are developing a module.

Resolution

The quick fix:
menu_rebuild

I know I posted about this before, and it took me five minutes to find.

Anyhow, this is useful during development to clear and rebuild the menu cache, so that your menus added to a module (hook_menu) actually will show up for you, without reinstalling the module or something stupid.

Then immediately remove your call to menu_rebuild!

Drupal (with LoginToboggan I assume) does welcome e-mails right. I can't stand sites that ask for your password, and then e-mail it back to you. Sure makes me feel my confidential information is in good hands.

This is an example of a registration e-mail done right:

Resolution

Hi Benjamin Melançon!

The pictures are still in the file system, but Drupal no longer knows the images are there.

Resolution

Q: Where did that Directory link come from? Is it new in Drupal 5.2?

Resolution

A: No, it comes from Views.

taxonomy_directory Directory First letter of term on top and related view on bottom of each page. Page, Menu directory Enabled

* Add
* Disable

Warning: How not to write documentation

The below - which has been accurately documented elsewhere I think - demonstrates the danger of documenting as one goes, instead of figuring something out and then documenting.

More category-specific information: To change the number of items (nodes) shown on a category page, go to Administer » Settings » Posts ( admin/settings/node ) and change the number of posts on main page.

Nope, apparently I'm wrong.

Ah yes, naturally:

Administer » Settings » Category
admin/settings/category

Sign in.

Should that be right away?

You see a page where the whole country

The first impact is the map.

And then you can have some lists.

and then a space where people

The complexity here is to have space for information where

Apart

Functionally, the local page and the activity forum-- which are in the same place.

The local page comprends many activities (probably we will have to call them actions)

The de

and the organizers
- i need to insist

they can

access it in one click, that's fine

So, if you're reading this then you've most likely followed this (http://agaricdesign.com/theming-cck-the-agaric-way) excellent guide written by my esteemed colleague Ben, and now you've got yourself some kick ass custom themed cck nodes.