variables.

  Example: set site_frontpage to "node" and site_frontpage_extra to
  "$meta = 'news'" and only nodes with that meta tag will be displayed on
   your main page.

  This requires some internal knowledge of how the various modules work
  and what settings can be passed to <module>_page() functions.

  easier. Also changed the <? tag to <?php in some cases.

  easier. Also changed the <? tag to <?php in some cases.

- Updated example.theme: it's being reduced to a minimum as it can inherit
  most/all of its functions from the BaseTheme.

- Started a theme.inc clean-up.

  one was posted and the rest expired/dumped/queued.

  by setting them in a $conf variable.

  This will let you host several domains off the same Drupal installation with
  the same databases with minor differences in settings.

  Note: the values can not be changed by users in a GET or POST string.

  by setting them in a $conf variable.

  This will let you host several domains off the same Drupal installation with
  the same databases with minor differences in settings.

  Note: the values can not be changed by users in a GET or POST string.

  just another log in box.

- fixed a SQL typo in node.php: user --> users

- added SQL table keys for the node types

- Added a *cool* new Perl script by Alexander.  You can use this script
  to check your code against the Drupal coding style:

   "This program tries to show as many improvements as possible with no
    false positives."

- Removed a node's link ID (lid) as discussed on the mailing list.  See
  'updates/3.00-to.x.xx.mysql' for the required MySQL updates.

- Renamed some "author" fields to "uid" fields for sake of consistency.

- Fixed the coding style of some PHP files.

- Fixed the moderation queue (fairly untested though).

- Re-introduced the temporary SQL table in _node_get().

- Added a missing 'auto_increment' to 'updates/3.00-to-x.xx.mysql'.

- Renamed the SQL update files to be more consistent with the database
  definitions in the ./database/ directory.  And like that we can also
  start adding .pgsql update files ...

- Tidied up the script names a bit ...

- removed this script, it is too simple to be true ...

- Fixed the script's extention.

- Fixed the script's extention: it's a shell script, not a Perl script.

- I tidied up most SQL tables to be more consistent with the rest of the
  tables: I changed all "id"s to "xid"s where "x" is the first letter of
  the table name.  I also renamed all remaining "userid"s to "uid"s as I
  mentioned I would do.  Take a look at ./drupal/updates/3.00-to-x.xx.sql
  for the MySQL updates.

- Small improvement: quoted all strings when used as an array index.

- Small improvement to db_query() to make debuging queries a bit more easy.

- Quote string tables indexes (patch by Mike Krus).

- Pass theme objects by reference, avoids creating copies and lets called
  functions to store data in the theme (patch by Mike Krus).

- translate the link (patch by Mike Krus).

- Fixed the remaining SQL problems when running MySQL in ANSI mode.
  (moderation/comment related)

- fixed 4 SQL queries to use ANSI SQL instead: '||' --> 'OR'

- fixed a small typo: "hour" --> "hours"

- replaced a header("Location: xxx") by a drupal_goto()

- added a few missing rollback()'s and corrected a typo

- improved the node sorting

- added sequence tables

- fixed bug in node_page()

- fixed bug in db_result()

- fixed rss glitch

- fixed problem with language setting not being saved: patch by Axel

- PEAR-ification of Drupal by claw: you can now host Drupal on a wide
  range of databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, and others.

  For additional information and an 'how to upgrade', check the mails
  sent to the mailing list.

- added a comment() function to the base theme: you don't have to overload
  it in your custom themes

- moved 'theme_account()' to the base theme as '$theme->user()' so that it
  can be themed.

- Added a new theme!

- Moved theme 'jeroen' and 'yaroon' to drupal-contrib.

- fixed 2 bugs that where introduced by moving the index.php to node_page()
  in node.module.