Installing Drupal

hello,

when you want to go to the gallery, you go to the gallery, but when you click IN the gallery (for example hit the admin part) you go to the root of my website...

www.psychedelic.be/v2=> drupal

www.psychedelic.be/gallery => gallery

http://www.psychedelic.be/v2/?q=gallery

Hi,

I need to get the change the mod_rewrite rules so that two sub directories are not processed by the rewrite rules. Is this possible and what would I need to eidt in the .htaccess file?

cheers
Ken

I have tried numerous installation on Linux and Windows, IIS or Apache, this and that version of PHP because of MySQL issues.

Can someone of you which platform is the released Drupal 4.6 tested before it is released? I meaned to ask:

Linux v??? + Apache V?.?? + PHP V?.?.? + MySQL V?.??

Thanks

I'm developing a site that relies on the menu module for it's primary navigation. For the most part, it's great, but I'm running into some behavior I'd rather not have on the events section. If you go to the default "/events" path, the url gets rewritten with the year/month/date/view settings in the path, killing the "active" class applied to the menu item.

My question is, is there any way to set a menu item to a wildcard ("event/*") so it would retain it's "active" status on any pages that have variables tacked on to the end of the path?

I'm wondering if there is a better way to install Drupal in the public_html folder than the way I'm currently doing it, while still using Cpanel's File Manager. Up till now I have always uploaded the Drupal tar.gz file using File Manager and then extract the file contents using the File Manager's extraction capability. This works great, except for it puts the extracted files in a folder such as drupal-4.7.0-beta-5 for example.

Hi Guys,

I have had a problem trying to install the database from the .mysql file...I get the error...

ERROR 1364 (HY000) at line 803: Field 'pages' doesn't have a default value

It is coming from this part of the .mysql script