Drupal 7.x

It seems on my forum that the most recently commented on topic is at the bottom of the list.

I want it to be at the top.

I have checked the appropriate setting:

* Date - newest first
* Date - oldest first
* Posts - most active first
* Posts - least active first

It's at the (default) Date newest first, but it seems to make no difference and for reason it's at the bottom. I tried reversing it, but no difference.

How do I make a forum topic sticky?

sorry, figured it out, I was looking via an account without the right permissions!

Worked through your install instructions, which by the way, did not tell me to add a pdo extension statement to php.ini. I now have the radio button for MS SQL Server in the database install but still getting connection errors.

Failed to connect to your database server. The server reports the following message: SQLSTATE[08001]: [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0]TCP Provider: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it. .

this used to work the first time I displayed it on a block. I can't seem to make the views_slideshow cycle on a theme block. It works fine when I preview it on the views page. my project website is http://philam247.com/site1

any help will be appreciated.

thanks, ^^,

Asking this question has been a bit frustrating because no one has even attempted an answer:

I am building a node template in panels that loads content from a field that has an unlimited value set. Basically its a file upload that can have as many upload slots as needed. I see in the contexts section the keyword I need to add the URL to the file, however I don't see how to add URLs to every file. I'm trying to get the context into the following format:

li data-srces="%file:url[1]" %FileName[1] /li
li data-srces="%file:url[2]" %FileName[2] /li

I'm using default views override for taxonomy (taxonomy/term/%).

But run into looking for a better idea:
- vocab1/term% should show say 5 items per page
- vocab2/term% should show say 25 items per page

Any tips?

Node types and vocabularies are different in this case if it makes sense.

Thanks!