[support] Is there any sort of map/overview/tree in Drupal?
cl at isbd.net
cl at isbd.net
Sun Feb 4 17:36:30 UTC 2007
On Sun, Feb 04, 2007 at 10:27:48AM -0500, inkfree press wrote:
> "cl at isbd.net" wrote:
>
> > I'm trying Drupal for a second time (I'm a glutton for punishment!)
>
> Your one-note song is really starting to be maddening. Why can't you find
> it in your fingers to simply not type these extraneous thoughts you have?
>
Sorry, I wasn't really trying to rub people up the wrong way.
> If you want to use the software, then do so with some spirit and cordiality.
> If you do not want to use the software, then consider your complaints noted
> and move on.
>
Maybe I'm a bit more outspoken than some but I've been around the
software development (and usenet, mailing lists, GPL software) world
for a very long time and, in the main, have found that my comments are
mostly welcome. I don't engage in flame wars but I do engage in
'lively argument' and I don't think that's necessaruly negative.
> Please refrain from adding your not-very-important sarcasm, as it really
> makes me want to slap you with a wet trout (and filter all your email to the
> trash bin). As it is, I've deduced that you are trolling with flame-bait
> and that you are doing so out of a need for conflict.
>
No, I don't need conflict but I do like to understand why software
seems, sometimes, to develop in what seem perverse ways.
I *really am* looking for a CMS to use for a personal small business
web site and I'm finding it a *very* hard job to find a suitable tool
to do it with. I keep coming back to Drupal for a number of reasons, e.g.:-
It's one of the most popular CMS
It seems to have a lot of enthusiastic, active developers
It has a mailing list as well as forums, I'm much happoer with E-Mail
It runs quite nicely (i.e. smooth and quick) on my web host
.... but then I find I get stuck at what seem to me important
requirements where Drupal is weak or lacking and thus I ask questions
here to see if I'm misunderstanding.
I do give things back as well, see my recent posting about using Mozex
with Drupal (or any CMS), that seems to me to be a really useful idea,
especially if content formatting is important.
--
Chris Green (chris at halon.org.uk)
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