Installing Drupal

I'm trying to make a portal for my medical students' association... I installed drupal (works superbly!) and filestore... following all instructions properly...

However, when trying to access the Files section from the top menu, I always get the following message:

Fatal error : Call to undefined function: la() in /home/aeemum/public_html/drupal/modules/filestore.module on line 584

Can somebody help me?

Thanks in advance, I really appreciate it...

Is there a DEMO site with all these modules? That would really be helpful.

Thanks.

OK
I am trying to convince my uppers that this is the way to go.
win2000 iis with php and mysql and drupal 4.2.
I tried the previous suggesions (topogijo on July 4, 2003 & >http://drupal.org/node/view/1412)

still no luck
it just bounces me back to the home page.

I have tonight's cvs loaded with the newest refer module. I have seen it work at http://www.familytimes.com/node/view/189 but for me it sends the email title to the recipient but not the mail body.

It does show correctly in the eavesdrop.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.No doubt I have overlooked something simple.

Thanks for your time,

Joe

A common block placing I want is to display just on the front page (index.php) or at least including the front page. This is supposed to be done by adding index.php in the regular expression for the block.

Unfortunately, most of the time index.php does not appear in the path - index.php is just called as the default when no specific document is specified (i.e. the link is to e.g. drupal.org rather than to drupal.org/index.php). Hence the block is not displayed.

Anyone got a way of displaying blocks on the front page?

Hi all,

I've added some RSS feeds, assigned keywords, in short, followed what is explained in the help section. However, when I want to update the feeds, I always get this error message : failed to parse RSS feed '': no data.

Does anyone have a clue on how to solve this?
One example of such a feed, just to show that they do exist (I verified all of them!) : http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/xml/rss.xml

Thanks already!

Peter