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I'm getting e-mails from my host telling me that my Drupal site is using up 90-100% of the CPU time. It doesn't seem to follow any particular pattern and happens on a different node each time and with different content types. The node in question holds up the CPU for about 2 days before my host tells me about it. I've turned on throttling as suggested by another post in this forum and also caching, but still the problem occurs. The site in question is: http://www.ronandhermione.net/
Hello everybody!
I'm very newbie to the drupal and honestly I'm very impressed!
Basicly my first questions are about site structure and modules.
Could anyone name modules which should I use, for creation website such this one: http://www.scada.lv/eng/
Especially I'm very intrested about the URL look and portfolio section
I am new to Drupal (been using Mambo for a couple of months) and a little confused. Drupal 4.6.4 is available for download as the current stable release, but many parts of the documentation refer to Drupal 4.7 (for example Developing for Drupal » Theme developer's guide » Regions in themes, http://drupal.org/node/29140).
Is there a way to allow/deny access to specific blocks based on user role? We have some options with access control, but not for individual blocks you create.
If one comes in from the top page and if the information happens to be listed, one may be lucky in finding his way to the patch and update downloads. But from other points it is really difficult to find. Since downloading is part of the process, would it not be logical to place another tab on the Download page for patches and related ujpdates?
Just a thought.
Thanks.