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I tried doing a seach on the Drupal site to see if this issue has been addressed before, but to no avail. My apologies if it has been.
I am running Drupal 4.3.2 on Mac OS X Server Panther edition. I've run into a problem with people who try to register at my site who have AOL email accounts. When they register, they don't receive an acknowledgement email with their password, yet they are still registered. The emails that my server sends out get bounced back to me with the following message:
Is there any way to force users going to www.mydomain.com to go to mydomain.com instead? (dropping the www)?
What I have is a problem where if you login at www.mydomain.com then go to domain.com, your not logged in anymore... or is there another way to fix this?
In the forum thread "Allowing anonymous users to only view front page?" I got great help to set up a "front.module" to only show the tesers to anonymus users. Now I would like to extend it so that anonymus users can view all static pages.
I want to be able to use links like "domain.tld/front/view/[nid]" that will show the node just like the node.module but only where node.type is "page" (if that is the best way to distinguish them).
Is there any way to change the node link for "read more"? I'd like to force the link to *always* be present in the same place in the link list (eg first), so if there is a "read more" option, it's easily identified and found. I'd also ideally like to replace it with something a little fancier than just a URL link - preferably a small image that has more visual "bang".