Can someone explain how this works? The user's guide only mentions that it exists, not how to use it. I suppose it's supposed to be self evident, so I'm prolly being dense. Changes all the permissions with the word "moderate" in them, and I keep pressing the "moderate comments" button, but nothing seems to be happening...
I tried to remedy a problem that occured when updating from 4.2 to 4.3 by starting from a fresh database. Now I have a site and no data. I am unable to import my database backup; an error message indicates that the table drupal.drupal is absent from the new database. Could someone tell me what the structure should be for that table, so that I could create it manually and again try to load my backup?
Thanks in advance for consideration of this request.
Hi everybody,
I use drupal on my new Site and i am really impressed!
I never used such a great peace of software (ok, linux is not far from that...)
I wrote an articel on my frontpage at http://www.projekt-barrierefrei.de.
I used a fine HTML formating for this text, but then i must have changed anything, so that the formatting is very ugly now.
The html Code seems to be right, but drupal seems not to interpret it correctly.
What can i made wrong?
I've been trying to get Drupral running on a Canaca.ca server. Index.php is reporting that the user I've indentified doesn't have permission to access the database.
Here's my question: in the Drupal documentation, when it tells us to specify username@localhost, does it really mean "localhost" (string literal) or the name of my database?
Is it possible to set access to an individual or group of nodes based on the user group a user is a member of.
Example # 1;
Dick is a member of the club and a contributor to the web site.
John is a senior member of the club.
Glen is a junior member of the club.
Peter is not a member of the club.
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