Post installation

I am looking for this module where i can have a page that shows my content in blocks.
For example: i have 100 articles and each article has some categories. Now i want to create this page that gives me a block per categorie and shows me a link to the node with the categorie of the block.

I know i can make a single block with the views module but that is a block for the left or right sidebar, i want for example 10 blocks on a page with each block 10 links to nodes. Each block has hits own categorie.

Is there a module that provides me with that functionality?

Hello !!

I have a problem with linebreaks... In my articles (own content type like blog_ticket, etc...) the only html tag I use is [blockcode] provided by geshifilter.

But If I have correct understood the process, if there is html tags in my article, linebreak conversion be disabed... I use tag only to have syntaxic coloration, and don't want to add [br /] tags to display carriage return, but it seems that I must add [br /] manually :(

CLIENT- Problem: When cache enabled, blank pages returned.
Feb 2007

Intro:

I have a client site that was recently slash-dotted. The client enabled the cache in order to help the situation. Problem was, once cache was enabled blank pages were often returned. So client had to turn the cache off. Site went down.

I have agreed to solve the problem, but my logical skills are not returning definitive results. I am hoping people more experienced in this issue might be willing to help prevent the site from going down the next time they are slash-dotted. The client converted their well-utilised web site to Drupal only recently and they are very interested in finding the way forward in regards to their Drupal investment, and eventually in ways to give-back to the community. I would like to think that there is a way to help them do all that.

The Drupal "cache blank page" issue is well referenced on this site and elsewhere. Definitive solutions are not. I append below some example links on and offsite. I also append an outline of my testing regime. I begin by assuming there is code in an active module that somehow conflicts with other (core?) code to create the blank page situation. I attempt to isolate the particular module or modules by disabling one at a time or enabling one at a time. I get inconsistent results. It seems like there are multiple factors at play.

I am setting up a Drupal site for someone. At the moment, I am admin (user 1). After I've set everything up and configured everything, I will be handing the site over the this person to use. Ideally, I won't be involved any more apart from to help fix problems or change configurations that she doesn't know how to change, occasionally.

Hi all

First I should say "Drupal rocks". Great work, thank you !

I am converting to Drupal and still learning/ testing it offline. I enabled the book module and installed many other modules - almost all those categories and book related just to learn their features and best combination that gives flexibility and good performance with creating online books.

I'm having a rather strange problem. I decided to let Views handle displaying the blogs on my new site. The view takes an argument which is the users name and is set to display all entries if no arguments are given. The views url is set to "blog". The site works perfectly fine in Internet explorer. If I go to mysite.com/blog it will show all the blog entries for all users, and if I go to mysite.com/blog/someuser it will only show those blog entries by that user. The problem comes when I try it in Firefox.