Posted by Boris Mann on August 17, 2006 at 5:19am
So, enough people have emailed me directly to ask when the next meeting is....to probably think about planning the next meeting :P
Next Thursday sounds like a good date. Any objections?
Topics? Questions?
BTW, if you're interested in some of the history of the PHP language, check out this <A href="http://www.twit.tv/floss12>interview with its creator, Rasmus Lerdorf @ TWiT.tv. Special quiz: how many of the websites mentioned have something to do with Drupal.
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Sounds Perfect to Me
Thursday sounds good...
Topics ideas:
Multi-site usage / best practices?
E-Commerce?
Scalability?
works for me
I'd like to know more about multisite best practices for sure -- could share my few experiences with it. Also about how people manage dev/staging/production environments... synch their db's, etc.
Other topics I'd like to hear about:
Question about anchor tags in Drupal
Hi, i saw yr question about inserting anchor tags in Drupal. I'm a new employee at a firm in Austin, TX, not exactly
a techie, more a content editor, but want to insert anchor tags to link to sections of same page, but our content mgt system messes with the tags I insert. Since yrs was the only thing I could find online mentioning drupal and anchor tags I thought I'd ask if you ever got that figured out and if you might help provide me with info on how to do it?
Charles Boisseau
actually
i think steven said he'd like to present something. should be a pretty nice meetup given the number of people in town.
sounds good
Are you guys interested in form API news for 4.8 ? It would be a real exclusive, patches are getting in during the next few days.
Yes
Some upcoming 4.8 fun would be great.
webcast?
Any chance that todays meeting could be webcast? I'm not going to be able to make it in on the ferry this time.
http://www.sticksallison.com
tagging comments?
anyone know a way to classify comments with taxonomy? or make comments into nodes?
I know this comes up from time to time on drupal.org... just wondered if anyone local has ever come across this.
Yes and no
James is going to give his "no, everything does NOT have to be a node" discussion.
Allowing comments to be classified would mean a module, but it wouldn't be that hard: a joiner table between term IDs and comment IDs.