Installing Drupal

Hi,

I have just enabled cloud module on my site, and the moment I hit the submit button for the block configuration, my administration pages are blank. Any idea what's going on there? How can I get my administration pages back without having to disable the module by poking directly into the database?

Regards,

Kobus

Hi,

I'm trying to include some external HTML document, or external PHP document WITHIN drupal. First, is this possible? If so, what am I doing wrong?

Right now, I'm using a static page with PHP as the type. In the body, I have written :

@readfile("/var/www/html/anotherwebpage.html");

or

@readfile("/var/www/html/anotherphppage.php");

I am getting back the error :

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1 in /var/www/html/drupal/modules/page.module(105) : eval()'d code on line 1

hi. i am getting an error when i am trying to install the contrib/import.module

here it is:

Error

SQL-query :

CREATE TABLE feed(
nid int( 10 ) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
url varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default '',
refresh int( 10 ) NOT NULL default '0',
link varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default '',
DATA text,
expire int( 10 ) NOT NULL ,
default '0',
PRIMARY KEY ( nid ) ,
KEY link( link ) ,
KEY url( url )
) TYPE = MYISAM

MySQL said:

image.module does not create thumbnail on preview and on submit causes warning rename file not found error, does anyone know how to fix this. iam using latest 4.20 released August 1

thank you

I installed drupal 4.0 for a friend last year and he's having a problem
with searches on his site ( http://www.fusionanomaly.net/drupal ).
Some words are found and others are not.

I posted to this forum about this problem around Nov-Dec of 2002.
I still don't have a solution for my friend.

Hey everybody,

So I have a large community website that I've just converted to drupal from scoop. I'm planning to use my community members to classify the stories. As such I have an "Admin" role (that's me) and an "Editor" role (sr. members of my community who can be trusted to classify content). "Editors" need to be able to a)modify the taxonomy, and b)edit the node's membership in the taxonomy.

Here's my misunderstanding of the permissions model of drupal: in order to access ANY admin pages, the role must have "access administration pages==true". Within that, finer grained control is provided by 15 or so "administer foo" operations. My Editors have "administor taxonomy" and "administer nodes" set to true. This gives them the permissions that I want them to have, and then some! Not only can they categorize a node according to the taxonomy, they can also revise the document, make it static on the front page or unpublish it from the front page, or disallow user comments.

Has anybody had any experience making something like this work? Is what I'm trying to do possible with the current incarnation of drupals permissions model, or is some hacking going to be required? If the latter, where would I start?

-jimbo (jonATuzanto.com)

p.s. I'm in general very interested in using my community to generate an IA for the site in a bottom-up fashion. Any links or thoughts on