Fragment

action group node form before setting the weight down

so form data added by translation modules wouldn't be there

Form ID: action_group_node_form

Array
(
[#id] => node-form
[nid] => Array
(
[#type] => value
[#value] =>
)

[vid] => Array
(
[#type] => value
[#value] =>
)

[uid] => Array
(
[#type] => value
[#value] => 1
)

(not useful ultimately)
getting the language flags to show node to node translations
http://drupal.org/node/65182#comment-131795

Guess we're back to:

http://api.drupal.org/api/function/drupal_execute/5
and
http://www.civicactions.com/blog/cck_import_and_update

Because subform element is not the way...

Backstory:

Ben, Dan Also it would be nice if you could give minimal indication for dummies about how to properly translate english pages ( into better than survival spanish and french) - i have tried to translate action earlier and am [not] sure i succeeded

Internal direction: document how to do a translation and post it to the Agaric site, we can point people to it.

Just posting this for hysterical posterity... this is the task list that sunk our deadlines:

Dear Ben, Dan,

I have been in Rome all day and came back home late.
I went on the site and was surprised to find that our main priorities are still very behind.

So, to be clear, I am listing them again and would like an answer for each:

1- creation of country "portals" accessible from the home page with country button or other method.
They should be as described in the first powerpoint we sent you, with a map, list of actions, etc.

    $form['place_taxonomy']['#tree'] = TRUE;  // this was so important and so easy to overlook

From Gábor Hojtsy:

if you need real folksonomy support (per user tagging, editing of own tags, personal tag clouds but still powering a common tag set), you need to look into a contributed module. Interestingly there are two similar solutions for the problem: the community_tags module and the taxonomy_user module. Since I need this functionality for a project, I needed to look at them, so here is a rundown of the differences I see from looking at their implementation.

Recommended to Agaric by Jason Nardi during the WSF2008 project:

"Hacking Google Maps and Google Earth", by Martin C. Brown (Wiley Publishing Inc, 2006)

Have not ordered it yet given time-to-go-live on this.

Resolution

[Posted in response to a blog about cheap and free tools for multimedia- here are the free in terms of freedom ones.]

Open source free software resources:

http://gimp.org/ - powerful photo and image editing

General lists:

Not quite what Agaric was asking for... had to move it from sites/all/modules over to the appropriate theme directory. It's like Drush wasn't paying attention, and on our second date too...