(I posted this here so I could move it out of the Issues section)
Gordon:
I took the version out of CVS, here: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/contributions/modules/htmlarea/, although I only grabbed the updated module, as it was the only thing I could see that had been changed, recently. Could it be something between the other cvs files and the 4.3 version posted in the file section?
I am using drupal 4.3.1 over on nolagay.com. I've noticed that when users are logged on, they get no theme. Even though I only have one theme available.
hey,
i get to the stage of tryin to load the database scheme then it fails.
mysql -u admin -p mainupdate < database/database.mysql
when i type the above in i get the error message :
the system cannot find the path specified.
any ideas?
the dir. of mysql is c:\mysql
On a static page that I submit as a PHP-page I should be able to do include an html page through server side include, right? But I get an error message when the parser comes to an <. Why is that, shouldn´t this work?
//Q
<!-- #include virtual="test.html" -->
Error message:
parse error, unexpected '<'
in /customers/lindroth/lindroth/httpd.www/modules/page.module(113) : eval()'d code on line 1
I have quite a few forums to setup and decided to use heirachy so that I could divide things up a bit. I'd intended to have several top level forums (such as A, B, C, D, E) and when user chooses one he is presented with subtopics just for that area (such as choosing "B" and getting B1, B2, B3, B4).
Instead, I get all my on the first page with subforums only being indented. I don't see an advantage to doing it this way. What am I missing. How do I take 25 forums and build a tree structure (heirarchy) to make it more navigatable?