Further research into my issue of missing menu-item links revealed that there is a problem with the Superfish jQuery flyout menu script when it comes to Domain Access and domain nodes. I brought this up with the maintainer a while back, but I've been using these menus more and more so I had to come up with my own solution.

Drupal's Domain Access module allows a developer to make menu items (through menu attributes in the node add/edit screens) that behave the same way their accompanying nodes behave. Either private access to a selected domain, or shared with all affiliate sites. I recently had a case where these links were not appearing for anonymous users, although all users had full access to any of the private nodes (if they had the exact URL.)

I'm working on the default template for Drupal Webform email submissions, and I realize that the built-in variables are not CCK tokens. The full list of variables isn't easily accessible, so I thought I'd post them here as a reference.

I frequently need to link the content of an external page for display on a Drupal site. An example is a privacy policy that is periodically updated. If a link to this page is undesirable, another option is to use PHP cURL functions to display that content inside a node with a PHP input format.

I had a bit of a sweat today when my production server timed out during a manual cron run. As I debugged, I noticed from the watchdog that it hadn't run successfully for over one full day. The PHP error log revealed that the call to devel_rebuild_node_comment_statistics() was reporting an 'undefined function' (even though I have Devel basically disabled on the production server