General discussion

Hi

sorry for a stupid question, I just can't remember, i think i turned it on before but can't remember where, i just want post by registered people to automatically appear on the main body insread of under "comments" block or "active forum"

thanks in advance

im still a bit confused about these access and permission rules of drupal ...

You see, I would like to have this simple situation :
1: authenticated user -> administrator , this user will have all menus and everything visible in the site.
2: anonymouse user -> site visitor, this user will not see the 'navigation menu' but a 'visitors menu'...

I’ve Just given up with drupal, I’ve been coming back here and having a go on and off for weeks with no success.

I thought I would give you my experience from a total drupal newb point of view. This is wholly to help not to slate Drupal which is clearly a great cms, because I imagine lots of people like me come along and go away saying nothing.

First off Everyone who has answered my questions on forum posts have been more than helpful you’ve been brilliant and really tried to help thank you.

Drupal mixes up administration and user stuff in a very confusing manner.

Drupal itself gets mixed in with my site so half the time I don’t know if its my site the drupal site or and administration page.

There doesn’t seem to be a differentiation between User and administrator it’s like some strange mutation of a forum where everyone who visits gets to comment on every tiny little thing.

I think the people here are so accustomed and comfortable with Drupal there is a large gap of knowledge between me and the people trying to help.

This is the simple thing I’ve given up on:

I’ve written a little website to help webmaster find relevant links

They enter the url of each page they want to exchange links with.

php functions then retrieve and store information from the url such as the title description and ip address.

The webmaster can then obviously add more pages and delete existing page entries.

I´ve found out there that there´s a site that´s giving away their code of a site like MySpace, creating a community site like them.

See it yourself

Cheers,
Rosamunda

I would like to display all secondary links under their primary links. Like a site map.

Example:

primary link 1
- secondary link 1-1
- secondary link 1-2
primary link 2
- secondary link 2-1
- secondary link 2-2
- secondary link 2-3

How can this be done in Drupal?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I use the banners module, is there any way I can have simple text links that link to the actual website I specify in the Link URL rather than www.mysite.com/node/banner/1 or whatever?