Personally I don't use DrupalED but I also have done a lot of tinkering to get our systems to where they are. DrupalED will come with a certain level of pre-installation done and will setup a lot of defaults that users might not know they want / need ahead of time. Personally I'd go with the one-click install but it really all depends on what you're wanting to do.


Jim Walker wrote:
> I am looking at Drupal to install on our ISP server. This can be easily done with a single click through C-Panel. I am also looking at the Drupaled installation, which I can do, but is a little more involved. Is there any advantage in Drupaled?

there's two ways you can do it. You can either get the browser plugin or there's a javascript injection method that makes diigo ridiculously more usable then the method you've just described :)

here's the link to that page:
http://www.diigo.com/tools/toolbar <-- plugin http: /><-- i method plugins the then in browsers if injection allowed you use>t want, is to have to copy that URL, then come to diigo and manually create a bookmark.

Umm....i'm using it right now in firefox. Whenever you navigate to the page in firefox you should be able to just click install toolbar. The icons on the right just mean it's also available for those browsers. It's FF, IE and Flock only at the moment.


ebrittwebb wrote:
> Hard to believe the Diigo Toolbar is not available for Firefox. So I grabbed the Diigolet instead.