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Tried setting it up on two machines w/ MSSQL, PHP 4.3.2, Drupal 4.2.0-rc, Win 2000
I can open up the homepage, view the settings and create accounts, but when I add any content (a story or static page) the CGI errors out. I ran a trace and saw the following query right before it quits.
INSERT INTO node_nid_seq (vapor) VALUES (0)
This of course isn't a valid query. There's a node table, with an nid field, but no node_nid_seq table.
Hi, all.
I just want to delete one item in my menu such as "user account"
cause nobody needs it in my site`s situation.
How to delete it without creating your own menu in conf.php?
This post is congruent to an earlier one "Block Path Syntax". For the last day I have been trying to troubleshoot a situation that I can't find a solution for. I have blocks which I want to display in certain "paths", unfortunately what should work is only working partially. The paths for the blocks is the same as this syntax </2|/19> (this one is for the block named "Internet Access") with correct number corresponding to that particular block. For some reason blocks which are not assigned to a particular path decide to come up when certain links in the other block are click. I haven't found any correlations on why some links do it and others don't, below are the links which cause this behavior. Any input would be appreciated.
I saw a post in this forum asking about adding a print story function. There was a reply from ax with this link but it doesn't work: http://lists.drupal.org/drupal-devel/2002-December/009818.html. Is there a way to produce a printer-friendly version of stories - as there is with book pages?
How can you set up the system to enable/enforce the administrator to approve each user registration ( in similar or the same fashion as postings can be queued for approval) ?
I assume it must be somewhere on the administration pages, some options but I couldn't find it.
I know how to set the system to not allow any user registration on their own but having administrator entering the usernames, emails and passwords. However, I would prefer the administrator to perform 'approve' action only ...
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