This is so strange, I think it just started happening when I added another story that was promoted to the front page: page not found 02/19/2007 - 15:57 <front> not found.
This site is still on 4.7.4.
The default front page is set to "" but I cannot set the menu "home" item to "" without getting a 404.
I am trying to set up a password protected Drupal site that allows users to only view the home page unless they are logged in. I have searched the forums and haven't found a solution. Is this possible? I am pretty new to Drupal.
1. The little orange rss feed links should go into a different place on the page that the aggregator module puts them- and one page will have several of them, links to feeds from other sections. So I need to be able to generate them myself in php, not just with the module automatically.
2. The rss feed links for most sections will go in the $node->links array. So that they'll land on that part of the page.
When accessing my blog or any blog entries, I keep getting these errors:
# warning: pg_query(): Query failed: ERROR: relation "image_attach" does not exist in /var/www/html/SOMEWEBSITE/includes/database.pgsql.inc on line 94.
# user warning: query: SELECT iid FROM image_attach WHERE nid=15 in /var/www/html/SOMEWEBSITE/includes/database.pgsql.inc on line 113.
I'm trying to figure out where $node->links comes from, or how it's administered, or anything about it, etc. I found the page on theming links but I'm looking for something more basic. (It's hard to search for this topic, "links" you get a lot of results.)
I've looked everywhere but to be honest I cant seem to locate a simple set-up guide to setting seo friendly urls in Drupal. Everyone seems to go off on tangents and - well you know- all I am hoping for is a simple step by step (not necessarily the reasons for why i should do it!
I am with Rochen host and have mod rewrite enabled (currently redirecting non-www to www). But now I want to create sef urls and when I run the clean url test I get a page not found.
I have access to the .htaccess file and I would like to do it all from here (it's the one that came with Drupal.