Drupal 6.x

How to force out logged in users after idle time period?

Thanks,

I have been using Drupal for years. I am not technical but have managed to run a few sites. I have just upgraded to the most recent version of 6 (6.28) and also upgraded some of the modules to the latest version.

It might be related to the upgrade but I am picking up two problems.

1) If I access the list user menu option I get a browser error

Running drupal 6 and latest feeds module, I've come across a weird phenomenon: After cron runs automaticaly I get feed items ghosting (nodes that come from feed importers) by ghosting I mean copies of feed items that are created by anonymous user.

So to clear things up:

-Feed importer 1 --- created by user 2
---feed item 1 --- created by user 2
---feed item 2 --- created by user 2
---feed item 3 --- created by user 2

When I am not logged into my page there is a little [View] menu item that shows up when I mouse over my text. How do I get rid of this?

I have over 1000 nodes on a drupal site but after yesterday's migration to new server, suddenly all the nodes are giving access denied error.

I checked /admin/content/node and saw this http://i.imgur.com/yDpkhim.png (no node is being shown)

I am not sure what is the problem, can someone suggest how to fix this ? I have tried to run the rebuild permission /admin/content/node-settings but that is also failing

Hi!
First off, this is the first time I've ever posted on any forum anywhere, so I apologize if I misplace this or otherwise screw this up. I have viewed the drupal forums constantly, and received a tremendous amount of help for all sorts of topics, but now I am stuck. I have a question, I guess most simply stated as using javascript in a menu title? I will attach a screenshot of two currently existing blocks, one created by the worldclock module which displays the times of selected sites, and one created by the menu module which creates expandable lists. I would somehow like to combine the two, so that not only can I display the times per parent menu item, but also they will have the ability to expand and show children nodes. The worldclock times are a live update, if you are not familiar with them, so the screen doesn't need to be refreshed for the times to change. I am somewhat familiar with php and css, mainly from what I have learned working on this drupal site, and not familiar with javascript at all.

So far I have attempted these things (If they seem strange it's probably because I was just guessing the best I could at finding a solution, and not really knowing where to begin to solve the problem):