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I just bought a webhost account and I want to use Drupal but is there any way I can put it in the main directory (/html) without doin mydomain.com/drupal-4.3.0? I tried to put it in the main directory but I get some error bout "magic" or editing .htaccess. Is there another way to do it?
Is there any way that I can assign a specific user the rights to administer specific content and nothing else on a drupal-based website?
I have a group of users that should not be able to edit anything besides the content that I assign to them and as of yet I have not been able to find a solution with drupal. It seems to be that they can either edit all of the content on the site or none at all, and that's not really feasible for my situation.
I'm using the import module to syndicate some RSS feeds. Some of them have images in the feeds. The feeds work fine, but the image links don't show up when I view the feed via the import module. An example is here: http://dwlt.net/tapestry/dilbert.rdf. Any ideas why the image links aren't showing up?
Fatal error: Table 'mywebsite_-_drupal.variable' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM variable in /home/virtual/site25/fst/var/www/html/drupal-4.3.0/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 90
I am working on a site to manage a writing contest. I used Drupal to build a prototype, and am now working out some of the details. Contestants will be required to submit a series of essays, with monthly deadlines. Ideally, the contest managers would like for the contestants to be able to work on drafts of their submissions online, i.e., enter/edit content that is only visible to the author until it is officially submitted.