General discussion

There are two issues that I need to resolve.

1. Make Primary Link go away at the front end.

2. How to work around when you receive a message saying::
mkdir(files) [function.mkdir]: Permission denied in /home2/user1/public_html/droopal/includes/file.inc on line 91.

Please give me the link or links if these questions have been answered. I already found but seemed not applicable with my problem.

Drupal Installed in:
Apache 1.2
MySQL 4.x
PHP 4.1

Thank you very much!

Hi,

I found a tiny idea of "Find Drupal Icon (Logo) Contest". It's meant to find real world situations and/or objects that look like the Drupal Icon/Logo, make a photo/video and share the community.

Here is mine first: Drupal Marjoram made by a Hungarian designer :)

Best wishes,

Janos

I'm in the process of converting a site to Drupal that has a large number of (mostly html) pages that are restricted to members. I'd like to have it so any link to one of these pages forces a check that the person is logged in on drupal and then serves the page as normal (and all of the subsequent graphics etc.)

I've put this restricted tree into the drupal directory and have been fiddling with .htaccess permissions, but is there any way short of registering every individual page as drupal files in the database?

Thanks for any pointers.

Chris

Though probably outside the scope of the Drupal project itself, this might be of interest to the community: Adrian Holovaty has an interesting article on the way newspaper sites need to change and naturally it got me thinking about how modular systems like Drupal could be used to build sites like what he's talking about.

Hey guys I have a website that is 48kb total of CSS size. I have that in 4 css files. The largest one has 28kb. My problem is that the website takes so long to make its first appearance that people with lower bandwith will assume that the site is down and leave my website.

So I was wondering if there is a way to get the website to show up step by step from the very beginning?

Can I do that? If not my best sollution would be breaking up the 28kb style.css into smaller peices?

Let me know guys.

I just had to say, I cannot believe how incredible the imagecache module is. The potential uses are staggering.

Unshackled from the image module at long last!