Installing Drupal

i want position 1 & 3 sticked in the frontpage, and other positon can random for story or forum etc,,,
can this work in drupal?
thnx!

Anyone got any tips for installing drupal into /home/user/public_html, so that I can access it as http://host/~user/?

Hi all,
I'm thinking on how to show blocks only in certain pages.
I would like to know where to start from...

The basic idea could be to show the home page with a very basic navigation block, that takes users to show for example stories, weblinks etc.
When I choose stories, I would like to show a block for every vocabulary related to stories, and the same with weblinks, and so on......

Could you please suggest to me some code and where to put it ??

Thanks a lot

Matteo

Hi, I've almost read all the posts about reindexing the database.

But I can't re-index my database. And I really can't find a way to do it. Searched all the admin pages ect.

When I try to do a manual reindex by index.php?q=admin/search/reindex then I get the following error

warning: call_user_func_array() expects first argument, 'admin_admin', to be a valid callback in C:\Program Files\Ensim\SiteData\webppliance\conf\domains\dpoy51\Inetpub\wwwroot\nieuws\includes\menu.inc on line 108.

Please help?

Gert

When using xtemplate theme (on drupal 4.2) , the frontpage containing the login box also includes top-menu links and blocks. On a site with no guest access, a visitor should get an 'access denied' when clicking any link in the menu or in a block. However, it appears that some content _can_ be accessed by visitors who are not logged in yet, even if no permissions are granted to anonymous. (Apparently various modules fail to check for $uid).

When I go to http://evilaugust.net no graphics are displayed on my page and the home link in the taxonomy links points to http://evilaugust.net/drupal which is where my webpage originally existed. It now is in http://evilaugust.net. If I login or go to http://evilaugust.net/index.php everything is normal. It is almost like something is cached somewhere.