Installing Drupal

not sure what i did here... but now one of my nodes has become inaccessable...

keep getting an error message in the browser saying 'cannot find data for that location' after a few seconds of trying to load... (it was a long page of text)

that's all well and good, i'd just like to go in and delete that particular item and recreate the page now, except i can't , it just sits there in content management, but clicking delete keeps saying it can't find data!!

any suggestions what i can do to remove the offending item?

I've just installed Drupal 4.1, from the Debian Linux package. Something in the interplay between Drupal, Apache 1.3, and the PHP4 module seems to be buggy: if a user changes a theme, the theme change takes effect immediately on the user settings page, but does not show up on the Home page or other pages. And it doesn't show up if the user logs out & logs back in again.

I'm not an Apache or PHP guru by any means, so I don't know what settings I might need to tinker with to change this behavior. Any suggestions appreciated.

I have drupal installed on my domain, PHP 4.2.3 and for the most part things seem to be running smoothly, but when I try to create a new user the signup page simply reloads, the database doesn't change and no e-mail is sent out. Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening?

I can't translate a few strings using locale module:

- "Submitted by" "on"
- "Post by" "on"
- Dates strings
- Archive browse calendar (month,day names)
- "new" (new comments)

I hope locale module insert this strings soon! :)

not sure how to explain this one, so i'll give it a shot...

i have defined a bunch of taxonomy, and apply terms to different pages or stories i have created

now, what i would like to be able to do is take the taxonomy term 'newsletters' and list all the pages that have been created as newsletters in a neat little list on the front page, linking to those pages of course.

Hello,

I've spent the past 40 minutes or so trying to work out why I was unable to upload an avatar using the bundled profile.module. After a few attempts at changing code here and there, I decided to look at the html used for the edit profile form. I discovered that it had no enctype="multipart/form-data" within the form element, and therefore (according to the manuals on php.net) file uploads won't work.