Post installation

I have installed WAMP and have all services running. I have downloaded my Drupal site files and db and set up in WAMP. When I access my site via http://localhost/robonline which is the folder my site is in I come to the front page of my Drupal site but when I try to log into the site or open any page e.g. http://localhost/robonline/node/2 or whatever I get a 404 Not found error.

I upgraded some of my sites to Drupal5 and want to merge some of them.
I could not found a module for Drupal5 to merge sites together.
There is one for Drupal4.7 but it seems that the import export modul will not be available soon.

I think it should be possible to import the content of tables node, node_revisions, url_alias and nodewords, (after modifying the nid's) from one site to another.

I tested it on a test site, the content is available in mysql but the nodes are not accessable via www.

Hello,

I am part of a community that is run on Drupal, and now I want to make a backup of it. The admin won't hand me the MySQL db, so I am thinking of a Offline Browsing tool instead of saving every page manually. But the catch is they (Ive only tried 2 to be frank) cant handle sites that have a login/pass.

I've also tried using ?from=lastPost&to=firstPost in the HTTP header, to display all posts on one page, but without success.

How do I do this without a week of clicking and "Save document as..." ?

Regards,
Scopas

Hey folks,

taxonomy_menu is a great module, but like a lot of people I had a few issues with how it functions that I wanted to change, about which there are quite a few threads about. The main issues seem to be:

- The fact that taxonomy_menu and the standard way of browsing nodes via taxonomy essentially produce the same output, so people have been trying to avoid the duplicate output by somehow aggregating the two.
- Implementing clean urls.
- The fact that if you have nodes in multiple categories, the menu path reverts to the first taxonomy path found rather than reflecting the one you specifically have navigated through.

I personally seem to have come up with a solution for all of these, so I thought I'd make this post in order to try and bring together some of the main info in the other threads and also show my solution so that it might help others and open it up in case anyone can spot a flaw in my approach.

So, here goes.

Duplicated content with standard taxonomy browsing
Now this maybe is a bit of a cop out, but all I've done is I simply removed the links (implemented in my theme). The way I see it, they both provide the same functionality so I'm happy just to take one or the other.

Clean URLs

Ok, I can see lot's of Page Not Found Errors in my log file. The pages do exist but I amnot able to understand what the erros is -
Here are the various error messages in log files (I have edited the page info related to my site)
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For some reason, every time i create new content (doesn't matter what type) and hit submit, drupal spits out the same sort of message (in this case for type story):

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story

* Created new alias story_test for node/127
* Your story was created.

The user is being redirected to http://mysite.com/?q=story_test
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The problem is that it never actually redirects. it stays on the page i created content with: