Drupal Configuration

Guys, I just did a big mail out telling people to post their ideas on
our website and then found that new users can't sign up without an
invite? "Sorry, new user registration by invite only."

This is making us look really bad - inviting participation but not
allowing it!

I don't know why this is set up to block new users, but please fix this
ASAP.

thanks,
Steve

Drupal content type description won't change

aha:

http://drupal.org/node/112132
http://drupal.org/node/113652

it is a story type renamed to news, and the Description changed, and it somehow got stuck as this:

News stories have a title, a teaser and a body (the teaser is part of the body and can be separated by <!--break--<). News stories must belong to an action set.

Workflow-ng has no duplicate functionality at this time, nor can you have it triggered on two or more events (or even edit the event). However, you can export the current set-up (configuration) that you like.

From the export tab: admin/build/workflow-ng/0/export

To make a simple, single checkbox with a CCK field, Agaric thinks the best approach is:

admin/content/type/your_content_type

Add Field

Integer

Give it a label (this is not what will appear next to your checkbox; it is what will be used as a title above it)

Single on/off checkbox

The key is the allowed values list– you need two:

0|Check this box to fill out a profile for another organization you represent.
1|Check this box to fill out a profile for another organization you represent.

Wanted to hide the choice of Language: "Selecting a different locale will change the interface language of the group. Users who have chosen a preferred language always see their chosen language."

Also we will disable the choice of whether to subscribe to the node you create for an action (set to yes), "Receive notification of replies or comments to this node."

And disable or hide upload files? I guess not, you could attach fliers...

Or should fliers be a separate content type?

So WSF has a customization of the Drupal English, which we gave the prefix code "eng." This doesn't look as lovely as "en" but it works fine except for one place: when logging in and using redirection, you don't get to where you're headed. It somehow defaults to 'en' and directs you to a page with an en prefix, and because that's disabled, you get page not found.

This might be the cause, in i18n.module:

Going back to the organization, that's a good idea, a separate page for people who check org rep. That's a conditional redirect based on user input, which we have to look into.

The example in the documentation for the workflow-ng module suggests this is quite possible, to do different actions depending on a result of a user selection in the previous form.

http://drupal.org/node/156317

Resolution

Update: A Drupal 7 approach.

Redirecting Users After Submitting a Form in Drupal 5
http://drupal.org/node/134000

Agaric's extensive testing laboratory has verified that addding a string in this form works, for node 20:

?destination=node%2F20

When done directly in the browser. The code %2F is an interpretation of the slash, "/".

The right way:

Here is the recipe for the successful fundraising auction for the nonprofit community-building Amazing Things Arts Center.

This is a Drupal 4.7 site. Note that Agaric doesn't currently recommend using category module for new sites.

• is what I actually enabled for 2007

Auction site recipe:

cart
+ category
category_bulkedit
category_display
category_export
category_menu
category_outliner
category_pathauto
category_transform
category_views

contact
donate
+ image

Drupal can I use a custom language at en?

We need to customize some strings for WSF2008.net, so we have a custom localization language, eng, for our modified English. However, it seems like some modules (for instance LoginToboggan for the login at access denied redirect) may assume that en/ will be enabled for English.

Entirely unrelated:

Weird stuff in the localization translation string location:

c:\Contributions\modules\og\og.module:534

Ghosts of work done on other computers by translators or module developers?