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   * http://drupal.org/project/devel   * http://drupal.org/project/devel
   * http://drupal.org/project/image_exact (for cropping down thumbnails to squares.. needs less work than imagecache)   * http://drupal.org/project/image_exact (for cropping down thumbnails to squares.. needs less work than imagecache)
 +  * http://drupal.org/project/pathauto (even nicer cleanurls.. based on tag name etc)
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 ==== tutorials etc ==== ==== tutorials etc ====
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     * node_example.module: http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/examples/node_example.module/5/source     * node_example.module: http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/examples/node_example.module/5/source
     * node_example.install: http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/examples/node_example.install/5/source     * node_example.install: http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/examples/node_example.install/5/source
 +  * embedding two views in one view (by putting php in the header.. good trick)
 +    * http://drupal.org/node/42599
 +    * with paging: http://drupal.org/node/85720
 +  * documentation for contributed modules... if something is listed here it's probably a good sign of support.
 +    * http://drupal.org/handbook/config/contribmodules
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     * <code>select * from node join term_node, term_data where node.nid=term_node.nid and term_node.tid=term_data.tid and term_data.name="xmedk";</code>     * <code>select * from node join term_node, term_data where node.nid=term_node.nid and term_node.tid=term_data.tid and term_data.name="xmedk";</code>
     * nicer: <code>select * from node join term_node on  node.nid=term_node.nid join  term_data on term_node.tid=term_data.tid where term_data.name="xmedk";</code>     * nicer: <code>select * from node join term_node on  node.nid=term_node.nid join  term_data on term_node.tid=term_data.tid where term_data.name="xmedk";</code>
 +  * how do breadcrumbs work? are they like a back button, or is there some other hierarchy? how is it defined?
 +    * seems that they are set by modules. there are a few different ways of doing it.
 +      * it looks like the menu defines breadcrumbs by default..?
 +      * http://drupal.org/project/nodehierarchy
 +      * http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_breadcrumb
 +  * manually setting the teaser breakpoint: http://drupal.org/node/176829
 +  * what happens when you upload two images with the same name?
 +    * the clash gets resolved automatically _0 is appended.
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 +==== delta specific ====
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 +=== questions ===
 +  * should there be a name_of_activity:potential_projects ?
 +  * there should be some tag to differentiate between internal events (workshops) and other events. where internal events are not displayed in upcoming events (eg, residencies).
 +  * overview images: should all of the images take you to a gallery, where images are viewed with lightbox?
 +    * eg, images shouldn't turn up in the list of "related" things under the overview text.
 +  * what type will "normal" nodes be? will they all include related images etc?
 +    * maybe most things should be overview nodes?
 +      * but don't show striking/overview images if they are not available. 
 +        * how to link to non-overview images in that case?
 +  * where have all of the links for authenticated users come from? it looks like some module breaks something.
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 +=== factoids ===
 +  * "Productions" page will list all Overview nodes with type_of_activity:Productions tagged with a root term from the name_of_activity vocab.
 +  * Overview nodes will list/link Overview pages tagged child terms of their name_of_activity term.
 +  * A workshop is an Event node with type_of_activity:workshop tag.
 +  * an "Event Series" is actually an Overview node, with a type_of_activity:event tag.
 +  * There exists both a Event node type and an type_of_activity:event tag.
 +    * an Image node, for example may be tagged with type_of_activity:event.
  
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