Installing Drupal

Hi

I´m trying to include a file into a Static PHP page. So when I try to create this new Static page I choose PHP as output and this code is put into the body:

! - -#include virtual="index.html" - -

When I Submit this I get an error message:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected ''
in /customers/lindroth.com/lindroth.com/httpd.www/modules/page.module(113) : eval()'d code on line 1

I have also tried, with the same result:

include_once "gallery/index.html";

When I Submit this I get an error message:

Is there a log of what visitors searched for (using the search box) and what the result was? I've found this kind of log to offer great insight into why people are visiting, and whether or not they are finding what they came for.

I'm new to drupal, and having a hard time understanding how to create taxonomies. Are there some examples that I can learn from? For instance, is it possible to display the vocabularies used for drupal.org?

Thanks,

Cheryl

Hi everyone,

I finally got around to fiddling around with Drupal, and I like what I've been seeing so far. I am now considering switching my site (http://www.planetcrap.com, currently using my own code) to Drupal. However, before I do that, I'd like to know if Drupal allows me to do the following:

- Stories on PlanetCrap usually get a very high number of comments each. Does Drupal support "comment pages" in some way?

- Is there any way to completely disable *threaded* comments, and possibly comment titles?

In the node on Book
http://drupal.org/node/view/284
it says:
Similarly, books use permissions to determine who may read and write to them
but when I click on word permissions

the page
http://drupal.org/admin/user/permission
is not found

where, how, do I set permissions for a page I write
??

I searched for SSL but found little on this subject -- maybe someone can help me here...

I would like to put my logins behind an SSL server. No other pages, just the actual transfer of login and password to the server. Ideally, someone could hit the login button from any page, which would connect them directly to an SSL server page where their login info was verified and the cookie set, and then they would be immediately redirected back to a non-SSL page.

Is there an easy way to do this built into drupal, or will I have to rig something up myself?