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It's been about two weeks and my site (brainshrub.com) is up and running. I knew nothing about php, MySQL, or CSS when I started and I was still able to get Drupal up and running like I want it to.

To fellow noobs I offer some advice: Be patient with yourself and do your research before you ask questions. Having said that, don't be shy about asking questions... ignorance and poor spelling is not punished here. Drupal may not have as much "bling" as other CMS-systems, but it's as solid as a rock. Any effort you put into Drupal will be richly rewarded.

Hi,

I'm still looking at whether Drupal will do everything I want. It appears to be more flexible than the other CMS's out there. But I can't tell if this is possible and I'm not a programmer either so let me just describe what I want to do.

I'm looking for a way to post a news or event item from a single page. The main article summaries need to display on the same page. I would like to have a headline section on my start page along with a full page for the

I am trying to configure the Electric Friends theme. I uploaded the php template engine and the Electric Friends theme and then went to configure the theme as the site administer. But, I recieved the following message....

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: system_listing() in /home/pb15/public_html/drupal/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine on line 68

Could someone offer some advice about resolving this issue

Thanks

Here is a nice security posting on a blog about Drupal vs Wordpress vs Postnuke vs Mambo

Though I cant read the language, most of the content is graphical. And we should be really really proud. This numbers give away why drupal people love the drupal code; simple clean and secure. drupal, the openbsd of the nixes... :-)

update: here is the original posting

Hi there, I'm feeling a bit stupid to ask this question, but how do I link correctly to internal nodes?

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