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I am growing quite fond of Drupal. One thing it doesn't seem to have though is a way to "include" a page in two places of a menu hierarchy - a page that need in you Admissions site and your Curriculum site for example.

Anyone here have a solution for this?

I'm probably going to need to write a Drupal module to do this

I am seeking a way to implement a public-access contact form; e.g., so an anonymous user can contact faculty. This can be done by hacking the core contact module, but that is not a desirable solution. How would you implement a contact form that pulls the email-to address from the faculty's profile, has the user input their name & email-from address?

I've been tinkering with Webform and CCK to try and solve this, but I keep getting stumped by correctly directing the email to the right user.

I'm also interested in your thoughts on captcha and other anti-spam measures for such public contact forms.

Thanks!

Link your Drupal powered sites here.

• Teknoids
• Classcaster.net
• A2JAuthor
• Learn the Law
• CALIng
• Hamline University School of Law (Conversion to Drupal finished!)

My notes on how I've constructed CALI's Drupal multi-site setup are on the CALIcon07 wiki. The directions are for building subsites that are off the root of a base Drupal install, community.cali.org/clea. Some folks have pointed out that sites with unique URLs, clea.community.cali.org, may not need the symbolic link highlighted in the article. I haven't investigated this fully yet, but will make any corrections once I do.