Drupal 7.x

I'm using D7.0

In my 'recent Log Messages' I'm getting repeated 'Page Not Found' 'misc/jquery.cookie.js' messages. It doesn't appear when visitors use the site, only when I access some of the admin pages such as (for example) admin/structure/block or admin/structure/types/manage/story/fields

I have checked my misc/jquery.cookie.js file. It is there and appears to be correct.

Anyone know what's causing this, and how I can correct it?

Hey I run into a problem during my theme development which i can not solve. There are the numbers of comments and new comments of a certain node next to read more link I want merge this into one link. Specificly I want to see this: 22(3) more so [all comment numbers]([new comment]) more. Can you help me?

Hey I run into a problem during my theme development which i can not solve. There are the numbers of comments and new comments of a certain node next to read more link I want merge this into one link. Specificly I want to see this: 22(3) more so [all comment numbers]([new comment]) more. Can you help me?

Hi,

I am quite new to Drupal module development...and this particular issue is doing me in :) What I am trying to do is apply a redirect when a user logs in. I can get this to work properly from the "user_login" form (www.mysite.com/user), but not from the "user_login_block" - this always redirects to www.mysite.com/node. Below, I have simplified the problem - I want to redirect to www.mysite.com/node/1 and the info and module files are:

testredirect.info

name = testredirect
description = Test redirect
package = Redirect test
core = 7.x
files[] = testredirect.module

testredirect.module

function testredirect_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, $form_id) {
  switch ($form_id) {
    case 'user_login':       // user login page
    case 'user_login_block': // user login block
      $form['#submit'][] = 'testredirect_submit';
      break;
  }
}

function testredirect_submit($form, &$form_state) {
  $form_state['redirect'] = 'node/1';
}

I put my site online yesterday. Though I plan to fill it with quite a bit of content, it is currently a single-user blog with basic pages residing as placeholders for the menu system.

I performed a fresh install on my host (DreamHost) and then I recreated the site live. Then I backedup the DB and tarballed the directory.

I have the only registered account, the admin account.

This morning I checked the site and found everything was still there. Yay!

But when I went to put up a simple article post, I was presented with a message stating that I hadn't created any content types yet. Ack!

My content is still there, and if I look at my content types the three defaults are there, but if I try to add new content I can't do it, as there are not options.

To clarify -
* The content types show up in Structure>content types (just the three defaults, article, basic page, book page).
* The content I put in place yesterday is still there, and shows up via Content> or Find Content>.
* If I try to add content via: Find Content> Add Content OR >Add Content (via the shortcuts menu) I see the following message:

"You have not created any content types yet. Go to the content type creation page to add a new content type."

Hello

As a new user of Drupal, I realize I have a lot to learn:

How do I install a new module into Drupal?

or

Where in Drupal's documentation would I find module installation?

Jesse