allowing users to save a node even when certain (i.e. defined by the administrator) required fields are not filled. The node will then be maintained in an unpublished state until the user eventually fills out the required fields
1. [..] on your Mac, navigate to ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles.
2. Find your profile folder, which by default should look something like xxxxxxxx.default.
3. Inside your profile folder, find the file called persdict.dat and open it up in your text editor of choice.
Fox has fun with hook_menu_alter, taxonomy_term_path, and much more to create custom terms-as-nodes solutions (or nodes-as-terms or however we phrase that). Follow the links to other articles on the foxis site to fetch all the information.
See especially:
SNI: "Apache 2.2.12 contains SNI, and you can now serve multiple SSL hosts off of one IP address."
httxt2dbm: "Mapping to deal with accumulated lengthy lists of RewriteRule and Redirect directives to map old URLs to the new ones."
"JavaScript can do great things for rich interactions, but depending on AJAX makes everything nearly as slow (and as performance-expensive) as a full page reload." JQuery updating the page right away from the data you already have on hand (no http post request) and other best practices.
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