Drupal 7.x

Hi,

I've installed Logintoboggan which provides a lot of great functionality. One particularly nice aspect is a unified login/registration screen. Another really nice feature is that it redirects to a login when someone tries to access a protected page. However, the login is the standard Drupal user login (which doesn't include a link to registration and I would really like for the user experience to be consistent. So I'd like for the unified form to show up instead. Has anyone done this? What is involved, if possible. Thanks for any guidance.

-Jon

I can not find theme-settings.php file documentation in 'Documentation -> Theming guide'.

I remember that very useful information for theme-settings.php was present some time ago, but now it's missing :(

Please put this back.

I am having trouble to install contriuted modues in d7 using the interface.
The error message is:
• Notice: Use of undefined constant OS_WINDOWS - assumed 'OS_WINDOWS' in Archive_Tar->loadExtension() (line 187 of /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/.../modules/system/system.tar.inc).

All folders permissions set as: 755
All files permissions are: 644

The status report did not show me anything wrong and indicated that file systems is Writable (public download method)
My web server is Apache/2.2.17 (Unix) PHP/5.3.6 JRun/4.0, and DB is MySQL 5.1.52

This must be a newbie issue but I can't figure it out.

I've got simple_access installed and running.

When I edit a node I have a new option. It's just a simple checkbox labeled "Owner permissions". I check that and no one has access to the page.

But now what? Suppose I want some roles to have access? Where are the permission setting? I'm unable to find them. I've looked under People/Permissions but don't see anything relevant.

Thanks, CC

I would like to use an HTML editor as it seems useful for getting text positioning and images as you want compared to the default Drupal core editor. However, I would like some advice as to the security implications of using these editors - is there anything I need to consider or do additionally if I install one? I feel pretty happy about the security of the Drupal core, but something like an HTML editor (and which is 3rd party) I'm not so sure about - do they make you more vunerable to code injections or other security breaches?

I wish to do the following. I want a table (sorry if I am using the wrong verbage, I'm thinking databases here) called Patients with about six or seven fields. I also want a table called Physicians with four or five fields. I have these created and working. I want to have a field in the Patients table that links to some sort of ID field in physicians and then display a list of patients with their associated physicians. The "link" field should not be displayed but just used to provide the proper physician name for each patient. How do I setup the fields? Do I need node references?