Hi, I would like to upgrade my event module to the new 4.3 compatible version but I am not sure how I go about it, and I would rather not lose my current events. The new event.mysql file seems to have more fields than the old one which it creates and then immediately drops. This confuses me as I dont know if they are important.
The following error seems to show up upon first activation of the locale module, it seems to dissapear immidiately after - however, with the installation of a few extra modules (I belive that what triggered it was menus.module) the error becomes presistant across administration pages.
Drupal-cvs of 02/11/2003, cvs versions of modules mentioned.
I just installed v4.3.0 and love it! This is coming from someone who's spent several months analyzing CMS packages on opensourceCMS.
My problem is that when I enable clean URLs, I can't get to the admin page. "www.mysite.com/admin" redirects to an Ensim site administrator that my hosting provider had installed. (I cannot remove it.) Is there any way to change the clean URL for the admin page for Drupal?
How can we create permanent link of a node which will be viewing in node links?
It`s a good feature, and of course it is good
when we are creating an alias path of a node.
I think this will be useful for everybody who linked to our
sites and wants to link for specify node.
How do I stop them from appearing on the frontpage? Blogs, forum posts, links, basically EVERYTHING turn up on the frontpage unless I as admin go in and change the status of it. If it isn't taken care of automatically I will have my hands full on a daily basis. I get an average of 150 posts per day in the forum (or I did when I ran it in postnuke).
The Error Message:
warning: Unknown modifier 'C' in /home/webmaster/webpage/includes/theme.inc on line 200.
Two weird things about this:
1) There is no modifier 'C' in theme.inc on any line. Also is used to say 'v' instead of 'C'.
2. This message goes away when I log into the site.
I probably did this but I'm really not sure where I did. i haven't messed with too much code yet. Any ideas?
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