Drupal 6.x

Hello,
I am very new to Drupal, I just finished installing 6.1 last night to give you an idea. My only questions -since I am so new- are when/if any one knows when the e-commerce module or Ubbercart will be available for 6.X along with the accompanied modules. If anyone has some insight I would love to know so I can start playing with all this fun stuff.

Hello,

There are some posts , including the module Custom pager, telling how to add custom pager to node display. However, these methods only use '<

>' for the pager.

Anyone know how to use node titles instead of NEXT and PRE for navigation?

Thanks.
Derek

Hi everybody,

I'd like to let users register "sub-users" / "alternate users" associated with their main user account.
My idea was to show the user registration panel all the time und adding some data via hook_user if there is already a user logged in when creating the account. My current problem is that user_menu() in user.module calls user_register_access(), which checks for user_is_anonymous(), thus the form won't show for already logged in users.

www.gizmohound.com/austinrealtor

I ran the upgrade from Drupal 5.7 to 6.1 and now I can't login. Instead of the normal login Drupal asks for email and password. When I try the admin email and passoword it doesn't work.

I get the following errors

I recently migrated my old drupal site (http://www.fiade.com/) to a new 6.1 installation. Since then, the w3c online validator returns multiple errors when validating (before the migration, my site validated as a 4.01 transitional). I think the problem is that link tags are closed (<link blablabla />). Is there any way to modify the way in wich drupal creates them to remove the "/" wich closes the tag?

hi. i'm trying to figure out if there's an easy way in drupal 6.1 to apply conditional formatting or styling. for example, there are 2 specific things i'm trying to style:

an author posts a forum/story/blog/content type X: comments are threaded etc BUT when the original author comments anywhere in thread, his/her comments are set to a diff background color (this is very common in wordpress, you can see it at techcrunch.com when arrington replies in a thread)