The longer I have my mac the more things I find that drastically simplify my life as a Drupal developer. Now for fairness sake I should admit that there are still some things about mac that annoy me (namely Finder which is in many ways inferior to the windows explorer), but that is another story all together. Drush, the command line tool for Drupal is one of those many little things that make me very happy to have broken free from the slimy grasp of Bill Gates and his minions.

I am new to Drupal and learning. I have used other packages in the past and am in the process of switching to Drupal. Quite a unique and complex package at times. I have had to change my thinking of how I go about designing a website. I would like to know if you can direct me to a tutorial or place that explains how you go about creating menus and secondary menus etc. Thanks.

Gary

AKA GWShark

Hi,
I have a question for you. I use your module and I must say, that it is much better than Language switcher block.
But my question: Is there possible to use aliases for links to node translations? Every page has own alias. For example on the page
http://web1.kybersoft.cz/en/contacts
There are two blocks in the right sidebar. The first is standard switcher and the second is your. I want to use the same links like in the standard switcher. Is it possible? Thank you for your time.
Vit Hovezak.

I've been developing for some years using ms active server pages but more recently osCommerce. The problem I find with osCommerce is that you have to change the core product to get what you want so I been looking at and experimenting with Drupal. The idea of not touching the core product appeals to me no end. Also I spent many years developing commercial systems on an AS400 built around a core product supplied by Caterpillar Systems (CAT). Their system provided many different "Hooks" onto which we hung our stuff and it all worked like a dream. So you can see why I'm keen on Drupal.