WSF2008

0 stedile:/var/www/d53/sites/all/modules# php drush/drush.php -l http://dev.wsf2008.net pm install taxonomy_redirect

Resolution

Taxonomy will automatically add something to each node that is associated with it. There's no way out of it.

See http://api.drupal.org/api/function/taxonomy_form_alter/5

Now that Agaric has optimized this post for search engines, we have no answers for you. Sorry!

Curious empty phantom node (dated 0 unix time) has appeared in the node display
http://drupal.org/node/45317

(No answer)

Blank Node is Created When Previewing.
http://drupal.ro/blank-node-is-created-when-previewing

Also no answer

Even in GNU-Linux, don't believe everything you read.

Views calls to clear its own cache a little more often than it needs to
Every time you visit the modules page, rather than just when you save it (which is also too often theoretically, but possibly)

Seems this could be made more precise.

Views module, starting line 21:

Thanks to walkah for pointing out the exciting possibilities of Drupal and PHP 5's SimpleXML extension. (And before you ask, yes, we're taking medication to deal with this too-easy excitability issue.)

http://us3.php.net/simplexml

I am shocked, shocked that Drupal is not already fully buzzword compliant. I expected lots of material on making, sending, getting, reading, and mangling JSON. (I made up the part about the N standing for Nugget by the way. I'm pretty sure it's JavaScript Object something though.)

Instead, Agaric was forced to fall back on the PHP manual: only in PHP 5.2 and above the function json_decode will turn a JSON string into a PHP object (or, optionally, an array).

Here's the patch.

Removal of three characters.

Took Agaric longer than it should have to find. But we were observing the legitimate spike in caching caused by locale being enabled with a bunch of languages, and didn't realize (as we went through the whole module disabling thing) that the super-magnifier of triggering all the caching was in fact turned off with the location_views module being removed from the Drupal bootstrap process.

I don't think this should be called on what seemed like most every page load. This is a significant problem with a lot of locale/i18n languages.

Filed issue: http://drupal.org/node/193348

Currently under "E-mail settings" in organic groups the options for "Format of From: field:" the tokens available include:

@user_name
@user_mail

This is great for the initial post, but replies to that post have the initial node author's name in e-mail rather than the commenter's name.