Three copies for the Drupal 6: Ultimate Community Site Guide are up for grabs! Contest runs until May 15th.

Drupal 6 JavaScript and jQuery will help put jQuery, AJAX, and JavaScript effects into your Drupal 6 modules and themes.One will be able to learn about JavaScript support in Drupal 6.

Drupal is an excellent free software content management system, written in PHP. It's a good choice if you have to build a new site for non-technical users or customers, as both content editing and site administration can be done directly in the main site by authenticated users, and there's very little markup for those users to learn.

Drupal is a great CMS no doubt. I have gone round and tried lots of them, but I still come back to Drupal. However, the more I use it, the more I feel that the following five modules should actually come by default with every Drupal installation.

In this article by David Mercer, we will look at an entirely different aspect of running a Drupal website. Once we have added the functionality to the site, we now have to give some thoughts about how this functionality is to be accessed, or by whom. As the site grows, you will most likely feel the need to delegate certain responsibilities to various people.

When I started my tenure as marketing lead for the Haiku project in 2006, my highest priority was to renovate the project's Web site. Haiku had been using a custom-coded site which was showing its shortcomings as the project and the community grew in size.

Red Hat has just launched a new portal at opensource.com - for information and articles about open source. The site uses the Drupal open source content management system and it looks like Red Hat has been working on the site since at least October.

"...Anyway, the idea of the document is to enable cross-site requests for XMLHttpRequest, XBL, the event-source element, and things like XSLT, et cetera..."

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