'. t('These statistics are incomplete; only Drupal websites using the Update Status module are included in the data. As this module is now included with the download of Drupal since version 6.x, the data is heavily biased toward newer sites. Read more information about how these statistics are calculated.', array('!update_status_url' => url('project/update_status'), '!usage_description_url' => url('node/329620'))) .'

'. t('A more detailed overview of the issues can be seen in the Community Initiatives handbook section titled Upgrade Drupal.org from Drupal 5 to 6.') .'

Due to load issues the Drupal.org search occasionally has to be disabled. When this happens, you can use external search engines and a modifier like "site:drupal.org" to refine your results to Drupal. For more information see the infrastructure queue

". $form_state['values']['motivation']; // Create the project issue node. node_save($node); // Save the issue nid, used during the email generation phase. _drupalorg_cvs_app_issue_nid($node->nid); } /** * Implementation of hook_mail_alter() */ function drupalorg_mail_alter(&$message) { global $base_url; $find = array( 'cvs_cvs_email_submit_applicant', 'cvs_cvs_email_submit_admin', ); if (in_array($message['id'], $find)) { // Find and replace the project issue of the project issue. $message['body'] = str_replace('%cvs-project-issue', $base_url .'/node/'. _drupalorg_cvs_app_issue_nid(), $message['body']); } } /** * Used to store a variable statically between hook calls. * * @param $nid * Integer, node nid number to save. */ function _drupalorg_cvs_app_issue_nid($nid = FALSE) { static $stored_nid; if ($nid !== FALSE) { $stored_nid = $nid; } return $stored_nid; } /** * Menu callback handler. * Special case for node/add/project-issue/cvsapplications. */ function _drupalorg_node_add_project_issue_cvsapplications() { drupal_set_title(t('CVS Applications')); return t('The creation of issues in this project is prohibited.'); } /** * Implementation of hook_apachesolr_update_index(). * * This adds our specific facets to the Apachesolr search index. */ function drupalorg_apachesolr_update_index(&$document, $node) { if ($type = drupalorg_meta_type_traverse($node, drupalorg_get_meta_type_rules())) { $document->ss_meta_type = $type; } } /** * Define rules, per site in the multi-site index, for what meta-types should be * applied to what type of content. */ function drupalorg_get_meta_type_rules() { $site = variable_get('drupalorg_site', 'main'); $rule_set = array(); // For now, make these the rules for all sites, but can be sectioned off by // site using $site if needed. $rule_set = array( // Define the type of selector: in this case, type. 'type' => array( // Define the type values that map to meta-types: in this case, // project_project, book, project_issue, and forum. 'project_project' => array( // Define a sub-selector to only be run after matching on the primary // selector: in this case, taxonomy. 'taxonomy' => array( // Define taxonomy term values and resultant meta types: in this // case after matching a type of project_project, an associated // tid of DRUPALORG_MODULE_TID maps to 'module' while an associated // tid of DRUPALORG_THEME_TID maps to 'theme'. DRUPALORG_MODULE_TID => 'module', DRUPALORG_THEME_TID => 'theme', ), ), 'book' => 'documentation', 'project_issue' => 'forum-issues', 'forum' => 'forum-issues', 'og' => 'group', ), ); return $rule_set; } /** * Recursively iterates through an array looking for type or taxonomy filters, * and attempting to match against values in the passed in array. * * This function takes an array (set in the $conf array in settings.php) and * handles two conditionals: type and taxonomy. Type values match against the * node type and taxonomy values match against associated taxonomy terms. If a * node matches all the criteria, a string will be returned representing the * meta-type of the node for use by the apachesolr module. * * @param object $node * A fully-formed node object as passed from hook_apachesolr_update_index. * @param mixed $value * An array initially respresents the order of operations and the * resulting meta type value. Currently supported comparisons are type and * taxonomy. In the final iteration of drupalorg_meta_type_traverse, * $value should be a string value rather than an array. * @see drupalorg_get_meta_type_rules for the 'main' site to see * an example of $value. * * @return mixed * Returns NULL if no meta type is found for the particular node, otherwise, * if a meta-type is found, a string representing that meta-type is returned. * * @see drupalorg_get_meta_type_rules */ function drupalorg_meta_type_traverse(&$node, $value) { // If we've traversed to a point where we have a string value // simply return it. if (is_string($value)) { return $value; } // If we have a meta type based off of the node type, check that first. if (isset($value['type'])) { // If our node type has an associated meta-type (or further filtering) // recursively call this function to determine the meta-type. if (in_array($node->type, array_keys($value['type']))) { return drupalorg_meta_type_traverse($node, $value['type'][$node->type]); } } // If we have a meta-type based off of taxonomy, check that next. if (isset($value['taxonomy'])) { // If we have a taxonomy term that relates to a meta-type, determine all // matching terms in the node. if ($keys = array_intersect(array_keys($node->taxonomy), array_keys($value['taxonomy']))) { // We should only ever have 1 match (meta-type is singular), so do a // sanity check. If we do only have 1 term, recursively call this function // to determine the meta-type. if (count($keys) == 1) { $tid = array_pop($keys); return drupalorg_meta_type_traverse($node, $value['taxonomy'][$tid]); } } } }