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Related Content will make it so easy to relate two pieces of content on a site that people who have never participated on a website before will make connections between information, ideas, or actions that make a positive difference for everyone in the community (and maybe even change the way we think or act).

Planned features:

• Connect this content:
  • to an item I just saw (if a history tracking module is enabled)

This is a general review of ensuring security in PHP and is a background for and supplement to Drupal Handbook's writing secure code.

Filter all incoming data

Create a tree diagram for every input. Every time information is assigned to another variable, it taints that one also. Just like zombie bites.

Escape all outgoing data

Includes SQL queries and HTML.

Architecture of subdomains for different sections/departments sharing maximum number of tables
http://drupal.org/node/54649

consen - http://drupal.org/user/13462
http://consen.org/

We have the Editorial sections sharing the tables
$db_prefix = array(
'default' => 'EXTRA_',
'users' => '',
'sessions' => '',
'role' => '',
'authmap' => '',
'sequences' => '',
);
and the Drupal files in the subdomain extra.mainsite.org

This same we have done for the administration section
admin.mainsite.org
and for the Office section
office.mainsite.org

http://dave.notik.com/contact

Hello Dave,

I'm going to be attempting to do pretty much exactly what you describe in "Drupal for my family" http://drupal.org/node/18023

...
need this "single site with subsites with different blocks and themes" functionality.

If you've kept up with the various new options (multidomain: http://drupal.org/project/multidomain settings.php hardcoded themes, split databases, Organic Groups, where Sections is at...) and you want to take another crack at a multi-section site, we can definitely find some money to avoid evaluating all that ourselves.

This page describes a way to make an end run around the printer-friendly module and just load a new stylesheet for making pages look good for printing:

Printer-Friendly View and CCK?
http://drupal.org/node/94098

But surely there is a righter, more Drupal way of doing this?

If we can find one, we'll post about it back to the issue queue also.. somewhere else

http://drupal.org/node/94098#comment-176891