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I have a website that has content associated with days of the week. URL's are like /day/monday, /day/tuesday etc....
I'm using views to give a table format and to re-order these items. I have one view created with day as a filter, url is /dayview which shows all monday items exactly as I want them. when i clone this view and give it the /day/monday url, i still see the old look. if I give it any url that does not already exist, it works fine. Can't I override the normal view of my taxonomy pages (/day/dayName)?
Is there a way to use a custom 403 error page? Or a way to change the page it is using? When I pulled up the page it didn't show where I could customize it.
TIA
Shari
p.s.: is this something to ask in the forums or should it be submitted as a support request to the module?
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I've realized I had this problem;
on my front page www.renminswing.org, I seemed to have a problem displaying news to anonymous and authinticated users.
When admin post new content and promote it to front page, it only seems that autheticated and sometimes only other admins can see the new content! I've messed around with permissions, even gave anonymous almost total permission, but alas it doesnt help.
i'm writing some introductory pages, and want to be able to move them easily from development to deployment. The problem is that the site isn't in exactly the same directory on both machines. So my practice of coding
<a href="/drupal/biblio/" title="view and search all references">in a shared bibliography</a>
breaks when it's deployed to a site where drupal lives in a directory that's not called 'drupal'.