April 2004 Relaunch of davidnunez.com

NOTE: The current site design is NOT mine. It is one of the default themes that comes with Drupal. It's called "chameleon" and is using the "pure" stylesheet.

Purpose

I want to take this webspace to a new level of interactivity and experimentation. Drupal has made monumental leaps in functionality, usability, and customizability since I first installed it last year. This is a "clean sweep" opportunity to reinvigorate my use of this space.

Things done to default installation:

Used CVS CHECKOUT Tree April 25, 2004 09:30AM

Configuration Files

• .htaccess
  • comment out Options (symbolic links)
  • set Rewritebase to "/blog"
• php.ini

  session.save_handler = user;
  session.cache_limiter = none;
  

Add-in Modules

• Trackback Module
• atom
• nicelinks
• glossary
• taxonomy_menu
• article
• context links

Hacks

• Applied Anonymous Comments Hack Anonymous comments has been integrated into Drupal core
• Email address of Anonymous users in comment_admin_overview
• Applied rss.92 Feed Full Text Hack

• To-Do's
  • New Theme
  • Fix old broken links from pMachine and others
  • Feeds
  • rss 2.0 (currently forwarding to .92)
  • Anonymous Comments Hack to-do's
• Nagging Items
  • Why is "Blog Administration" the last used category the default blog topic?
  • Why doesn't "moderate" go away on comments
  • Why doesn't "post comment" redirect to fully displayed node + comments
  • Why do nicelinks sometimes disable themselves after viewing
  • Why isn't nicelinks playing with glossary as advertised
• Someday
  • Patch archive to do by month / year listings
  • Diffs/Modified Changes Module development
  • Complete to-do's for Anonymous Comments Hack
  • Complete to-do's for Feed Full Text Hack
  • modify Atom module to be more compliant, more useful; full-text
  • Create patch to allow Filters applied to blocks
  • Fix Glossary links in RSS Feeds
  • Add Shamu & Subscription & emailpage

Modified: May 30, 2004

See also: Previous Relaunch (conversion from pMachine to drupal in Nov 2004)