Drupal Configuration

Without further ado...

How to in Views 2

Using a taxonomy term associated with a node as the argument in your block view. In the original Views module, the PHP Argument handling code was a collapsed fieldset that opened to reveal a textarea in which to input code. In Views 2 this is still necessary, unless we're missing out on some uber-advanced method, but harder to get to.

Agaric wanted and now has happily found a way to submit a node and get the create new content form immediately.

And there is a module to do that:
http://drupal.org/project/submit_more

(I recall I wanted it as a button to "save and add new" – I still think that would be a superior user interface.)

Agaric is not alone: Allow any files to be uploaded or make "Permitted upload file extensions" a required field

The workaround of adding the file name to the "extension" list didn't work for us though for a file called "Capfile" (with no extension, of course).

Adding a .txt extension to the file for now. But may I say: annoying!

Resolution

htmLawed

http://drupal.org/project/htmLawed
Saves the world and brews your coffee.

San Francisco
semantic library
Plos

looking for developers

open library project

(Then later at the bar PLOS was mentioned again by ....)

for a description of visual photos

tagging photos

someone writes New York

take all these options and make one unified thing

one word or two word or underscore

http://drupal.org/project/autotag

categorizing what color is on a picture

Responding to Lauramba's Using Alternate Login Module to Protect Your Site (she doesn't have comments enabled, so in addition to e-mailing through her contact form I'm posting here for posterity).

Hi Laura,

I agree with your post in theory, as in that approach would be a good idea, but alternate_login module doesn't do that– it still allows people to log in with the regular username, so it actually increases the chances people can guess a correct login.

The modules in question:
Global Redirect: http://drupal.org/project/globalredirect
Path Redirect: http://drupal.org/project/path_redirect

Download and place your modules in the sites/all/modules directory of your site using your chosen method. Agaric recommends Drush.

http://example.com/admin/logs/salesforce/webform

"Ensure all Webforms are exposed to Salesforce"

The form will be exposed to Salesforce module. Then go back to:

http://example.com/admin/logs/salesforce

Where the form will be listed as disabled:

[See screenshot]

Configure first, and then enable.

There's a module for that

This looks like our best bet:
http://drupal.org/project/comment_modr8