Drupal 6.x

Hi,
I'm trying to create a custom My account page. I want to organise info shown in my account in different layout. I tried this code to get the list of values shown on my account page.

<pre><?php print_r($node); ?></pre>

It is not ahowing anything but gives error.

I can't seem to find anything on the Drupal site to get me going with version 6. I'm reading a ways into the tutorial but of course it's for v5.x which keeps throwing me off.

Thanks!

Hi,

I am Prasanth, new to CMS. I have tried various CMS like Wordpress, DotNetNuke.. etc .. I am looking for a CMS which is more user friendly and also works in SQL Server 2005 Database, DotnetNuke works correctly but its not user friendly. I googled a lot and got Drupal, and read that Drupal works with SQL Server 2005 Database, but need some tweaking. Can any one advise me in this. how to install Drupal with SQL Server 2005 Database.

Thanks,
PS

I've just upgraded to D6, although I have placed my custom theme in sites/all/themes/myTheme, it isn't showing up as an option in drupal's theme panel in administration, but it used to in 5.x. Any ideas why it isn't showing up as an option?

I just setup the Website Project of my dreams - The first Online Community dedicated to bringing Leisure providers and Users together. WOW Drupal 6 rocks!................................................BUT OH NO.................security update....................Drupal 6.1......................................Back Up..................................PHP what? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Above my head!
I doidn't buy into this ****!

Someone help please!

John

so for those of you who may have been through this, beating your heads against the wall wondering what that "HTTP Request error is on your admin and update screens, here's some insight (i've been digging into this for hours, and so this explanation may only relate to typical web hosts - including my own, mediatemple, an otherwise great host)

remote file inclusion through php is the numero uno security issue for most hosting providers, and so in an effort to make this not possible they have all been shutting down the ability to put out requests via php for http calls (including out to drupal.org and so on)...as a result, this means you can't A) use the update status module, B) use OpenID and C) use aggregator module

but what's confounding is that you might set up your site and it might all work fine for a few days or weeks until a hosting admin sees the activity and flips the switch - then you'll see errors (that's what happened to me)...

in this case, don't worry, drupal is still just fine, as are all of the mods BUT you can not enable update status or aggregator or openID (or others that put out http requests through php) because they'll return errors and do note that you will now forever see an alert on your admin interface prompting you to enable update status even though you know that you can't...bummer.