Installing Drupal

In the administration section, when I click on any of the help links, I receive a windows error (win xp) that apache.exe has closed. Then, the help dosn't appear. After that, I tried to acess the chatbox and it does the same thing.

Before today, I could acess those help files without any problems.

I use easyphp 1.6 so I deceided to make a backup of my drupal database, uninstall easyphp and reinstall it and then the problem reapear.

Hi,

Drupal is very good.

But I don't like my users to have to go check their e-mails to confirm their membership. Is there a easy way for the user to be ready to use drupal immediatly after is registration?

How do you remove the posted by info when creating the static pages?

Sorry about my messed up post earlier. Let me start all over:

My site's View Online. I'm trying to make it so that users' avatars show up next to their node/comment, like LiveJournal. I've installed profile.module which adds support for avatars. With heavy muddling, I managed to edit the Trip theme main file to include this script below.

It seems to be working, but only partially. It works only for users #2 and #3, but not for anyone else. Could anyone look at this code please and maybe troubleshoot?

Thanks!

   [!-- Inserts Avatar picture here.  --]
        
        $filename = profile_avatar_path($node->uid,".jpg");
        print "[img class=\"avatar\" src=\"";
          if (!file_exists($filename)) {
                $filename =  profile_avatar_path(1, ".jpg");
          }
        print $filename;
        print "\" align=\"top\"]";
        
 print strtr(t("%a | %b"), array("%a" =] format_name($node), "%b" =] format_date($node->created, "medium"))); $
        [/td]
        [td][/td]
                [td align="right" valign="top" class="node-taxonomy"]

          [?php

          if (module_exist("taxonomy")) {
            $terms = taxonomy_link("taxonomy terms", $node);
          }
          print $this->links($terms);
          

Hi all,

it seems that Drupal 4.2.0 doesn't have multi language support if a user isn't logged in. As I was able to see there isn't a session managment in the anonymous area either, which makes it hard to remember which langugae was choosen by a visitor.

Are there any on going developments to integrate this into drupal? Maybe with a module that first integrates session management in the visitors area (hence you'll not lose any time to execute additional db queries, if not needed).
2nd to change linking to nodes depending what language was choosen.

It's fairly simple to create the RSS feeds and fill blocks with them, but is there a way to make them the main content on the page?