General discussion

This is rather a 'how to... this' type of request/question.
I try to achive something with Drupal but I am little bit confused about how to present time/event based structural information and which module conbination to achieve it...

maybe en example can tell better than many words
http://www.princecharlescinema.com/

I've got Event Views module installed so all the hooks are there and Events items are appearing in Views module. So, all is well there.

What I'd like to do is create a list view of upcoming events. I know that the Events Module already provides this as block, but I'd like to be able to control which fields, etc. are displayed.

IS this possible? If so, can anyone give me some tips as to how to achieve this?

Thanks,

ok, so i was having issues before with some permissions, and i seem to have almost got it figured out.

ive installed content_moderator, it almost solved evrything. one thing, when a user creates content or submits content it dissapears from the content menu, until approved by the admin. i want the newly edited page to be submitted for approval, but i do not want to have it in moderation queue, because then an annon user cant see that node prior to edits. you get the error page, that it cannot be viewd, and to log in.

My hosting company upgraded my account and copied my whole site to this new server.

IT'S SHOWING OLD CONTENT FROM A MONTH AGO !!! Not any of my corrects updates that have been going on over the last month.

Are they not copying over the drupal db correctly?

Any help would be great - thank you.

- G

Does Drupal keep track of which content has been visited/read by a user?

If so, is there a simple snippet to return the unread nodes from the database? I'd like to allow my members to view 'all unread blogs', 'all unvisited polls', or 'all content not yet visited', etc.

...Or am I way off in left field, here?

As a web admin for various drupal sites i find it useful to have content about site maintenance that's only visible for one role, for example, the "editors".

There are probably a dozen different ways of accomplishing this, but i would like to know what you all think is the cleanest.