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Note the title said NOT the Drupal way. That means this is a cautionary tale of how NOT to add changing promotional graphics to your site.

In a local checkout of the repository:

If we were to implement Field Placement's imagecache preset option as a CCK field itself, here are (a lot of) the parts we would have to implement, drawn from imagefield itself. Many helper functions left out, but the below code is the gist of defining a CCK field type.

This document is a part (soon to be an automated part) of Agaric's ultimate site deployment checklist.)

Make automatic with a custom Agaric installation profile

Drupal's administration theme functionality works very simply: if the first argument of the internal path is admin, the custom theme is set to the admin theme.

This suggests that the $custom_theme variable can be set by modules to change to any arbitrary theme, and it will override the default theme.

From one of our favorite clients, regarding a capability on which we need to greatly improve our performance:

The variables you get to play with while setting new variables are nice.

So you can do switch or if statements on $var['type'] to only provide certain variables to certain node types.

Drupal Staging Solution
http://drupal.org/node/181128

Drupal development server configuration
http://www.garfieldtech.com/blog/drupal-dev-server

http://ceardach.com/blog/2008/03/development-production-database-merge-s...

Once some people get a little familiar with doing things with Drupal, it seems all further requests come as subsidiary requirements of the important thing: creating a menu item.

That's not really where I, as a web developer, want to come in on the conversation.

Someone tell me, am I making sense? What should I say?

Go straight to the useful, how-to information: http://agaricdesign.com/note/how-theme-lots-views-agaric-way

Condensing the wisdom of the wizard

http://www.mindfly.com/blog/post/2007/12/The-Evil-You-Need.aspx

Of course, you don't need Microsoft, ever for this:

http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page

Unfortunately (or fortunately) for me, the mac port of IEs 4 Linux only works on Intel/x86, not PowerPC, Macintoshes.