I`ve installed filestore.module, change settings (bthw absolute path(/tmp/) can be another, like in my situation: /home/user`s number/user`s host/tmp/) and after i was submitted a file - nothing was upload to my site dir.
After that i get a post with "download" link which was linking to unexisting file (?) without extension and named by node id.
How get in this module?
Please help/

Thanks in advance!
Digest for ru-Designers

I'm from the Cold Fusion world and am bidding on a project to database portions of an existing website, in multiple languages.

My options are to have them add CF Server to their plan and custom write some back-end admin code (I can copy from the dozens of sites I have already authored) to drive three pages on their site, which will have to be renamed to .CFM files, or find something in PHP that is easy to set up for someone unfamiliar to PHP. Since I'm looking to expand into PHP anyway, it's an opportunity for the client to pay for my educational forray.

So, I'm looking for a CMS that will allow me to drive only a few of pages of many in an existing website. There are three pages in question:

- A news page, with content shared across three pages: Three short headlines on the homepage, ten snippets on the news page, and the show news page with the full stories (currently hard coded as separate pages).

- A contact database page, listing people in multiple countries and states/provinces, etc., searchable and indexable.

- A products section, with a left-nav listing of seven categories and each category's dozen or so products. Clicking on a product name brings you to the hard-coded product page with images etc.

So, I need the ability to integrate a CMS into the site such that it will drive these three pages, allow me to expand onto other pages when the client is ready, and support five European languages in the back-end.

I'm using Cpanel. After unzipping the Drupal 4.3 files and uploading it into the root directory (www/), I went into Cpanel > Database manager and created a database automatically, then a user, then added the user to the database.

Then I edited the file includes/conf.php to change the 4 lines:

Does Drupal's event module allow users to set the location of the event? (I assume that searhcing events by zipcode [e.g. "I wonder what Drupal events are happening near my zipcode tonite?] would be too complicated)



But it'd be great if, say, I could search by city... "what events on this site are in San Francisco? Let me do a quick search.."

For example, I've always found the yahoogroups Database function to be useful.

The user blog feature is great. Now, allowing users to create their own databases would dramatically improve any site's usefulness.

Does Drupal allow something like this?

Thanks!
George

My readers need to have an easy browse feature on the home page, along with other text. I know taxonomy_html has an overview page, but it isn't working with the new cvs, so I created a sort of block that can be dropped in to the middle of a static php page and function as a browser on the home page. The site is now access restricted, but a screenshot is here:

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