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Currently, the login message prints "User login". I would like to make this a little more friendly with something like "Please Login." And above the navigation links it prints "navagation"; I think I would like to get rid of this entirely.
Could someone point me in the right direction, please?
I was wondering since installing 4.3 what is the best way to ensure it keeps running smoothly and takes advantage of latest bugs fixes and minor updates. Not being the techy type i dont know anything about cvs, and although from time to time i look at the projects page most of the bug reports and discussions go over my head. Also I am pretty nervous about changing any core files, especially when updates to the database are required. In all honesty I am a user, not a developer.
For some reason, after updating to 4.30 and the most recent release of the event module, events are no longer accessible from the calendar. In previous version I could click on the calendar day and be taken to a page that listed the event... am i doing something wrong? I followed the installation instructions to the letter.
Pardon my inexperience, but I don't have the vocabulary to correctly describe this problem, nor to search the help pages effectively for it.
On completing the steps for an installation of Drupal 4.2.0 on the localhost of my debian machine, (including installation and set-up of mysql and php), my browser shows nothing but the list of files in my /var/www directory.
I have retraced the steps of the installation, restarted apache, reinstalled PHP4, made sure the .htaccess file was copied into the folder, and still I have no site.
I've translated whole my Drupal site to Polish using locale.module, but I don't want to have it in one language only. How I can create simple link on the home page which will allow user changing language? And without messing up URL?