jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: I was really surprised by the quality of job offers i had. And pleased with what i chose." 8:41pm# jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: @marktheunissen Congratulations. I look forward to seeing it online." 1:14pm#
jeremyfrench linked to RDF for Solr: Possible implementation strategies | groups.drupal.org 11:05am# jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: Reading up on RDF and triplestores for what promises to be a very interesting meeting later." 8:13am# jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: @marcos_placona looking for Drupal work. CF has been fun but is time to move on." 9:36am# jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: One day of interviews down another today. Going to new places and meeting interesting people is good, but i prefer working." 10:14am# jeremyfrench linked to What deux yeux have teux deux teuxday? 3:55pm# jeremyfrench linked to The Freelancer's Map Of London - Londonist 2:28pm# jeremyfrench tweeted "JFrenchTweet: Got free wifi, quiet and warm in The British Library. Now if only I can nab a coveted comfy chairs with plugs before battery runs out." 3:21pm#Quoting marcvangend
Note that you can also hide the
revision information with the correct
settings; it will only show if the
"Create new revision" option is
checked, or if the current user has
the "administer nodes" permission
This would probably be the easiest option.
Note: wiki answer as it is not my own
See original: Answer by Jeremy French for Drupal 6 Hide Revision Information
