Post installation

I'm attempting to provide a secure area for the storage of files. The files are somewhat sensitive, so the idea is each user will have their own "spot" that no one else (besides superusers) can see or modify.

It's for a Real Estate website, so we can provide clients with access to their contracts and other important forms online.

Ideally when we add a new user to the system, we'd want it to automatically allow them access to their files or possibly a specific page which would hold links to their files.

Hello everybody,
I create a node using CCK. How can I make the node title unique? I don't want to have 2 node (content) with same title.

Thansks

Used CCK to create a custom node type with info about a video, including title, description, thumbnail, path to video file, etc.

So far so good. But how to show those thumbnails in a block and have them be clickable?

Have spent 2 full days trying everything but nothing has worked quite right.

Created a View with the thumbnails so I could make a block. That works, but the thumbnails are not clickable. Can put clickable TEXT into the view, but how do put clickable images in there instead?

I am creating a drupal web site using drupal v5.1.

To make sure that the primary and secondary menus in the header show up for the right pages (and because I like things to be organized into their correct organizational hierarchies), I have set up my sites entire structure in the Primary Links menu:

I. Primary links for the site at the rootmost level for the Primary links menu.

II. Secondary links for the site one level indented in the Primary links menu.

III. Tertiary links for the site two levels indented in the Primary links menu.

The Primary are 4 major divisions of this site (it's a big site), that display at the top of the header; and the secondary links are the main sites sections within each of the 4 major division, that display horizontally across the header like tabs. The Theme I'm using (Garland) does this by default.

However, I also want to display the tertiary links. Each set of tertiary links are meant to be a list of pages for a main site section (i.e. for a set of secondary links), running vertically in the left sidebar.

This set up would mean that the secondary links are tabs running across the top of the page, and then for each tab, there is set of sublinks (the tertiary links) that appear on the left sidebar when you click on a tab. This is how most web sites are laid out nowadays.

With Theme Bluebreeze..
This is with how the logo displays.. ( You can check it out for yourself.. in firefox and in IE 6.0 .. www.bas.org.in )

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v697/Pavan/ss1.jpg
^ This is with firefox.. all good there.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v697/Pavan/IEss1.jpg
^ Thats with IE.. Thats where the problem is..

Hi

TinyMCE is supposedly enabled but doesn't show when creating content. Also, I've been told doesn't actually do anything to the content. I read various posts about TinyMCE and immediately went to the settings page. (after logging into what I believe is the primary user). there is a profile there for Developer, authenticated user. Excellent! I tried to edit the profile to check the saettings and got this:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/username/public_html/modules/tinymce/plugin_reg.php on line 1