Post installation

I am very new to Drupal, and this may be a ridiculous question, but I am trying to find a way to revert content to a previous version.

Let me clarify: Suppose I create a "Story". I then have version 1. I edit it and save it and then have version 2. But version 2 is messed up (say I deleted something that I actually wanted) and I want to go back to version 1.

Is it possible to record the history of a node with Drupal and revert back to any previous version? If so, how? Does Drupal save a history for each node every time it is edited?

Many thanks in advance.

I want a certain user not to ACSSESS my website and view its content. I have his IP and it is stable. What should I do?

hello together.
i desperatly searched for a solution here, but i couldn't find one, so i'm going to describe my problem, in hope of a any help... i think it deserve an issue.
it's conccerning the links.module.
after installing, i created some categories and links. then i created a new link, called "Link" in my menu and i was able to access the links page. (link-path simply /link)
today, suddenly it doesen't work anymore. the link in the menu exists, but firefox shows a completly blank page, safari says "could not open page".

Let's say I have a site of movie reviews and for reviews of war movies, I want a black-colored theme with the right-side bar listing just links to war movies, and for romance movies, a red theme with the right-sidebar listing links to the most recently posted romance reviews...how would I go about doing this? I see there are ways to theme based on node, but didn't see anything regarding taxonomy terms.

Hi,

I always got the error : the folder images does not exist. They told me to do this:

Open modules/system.module, locate line 1045 in function system_theme_settings and add // in front of the check so you'll get:

//  file_check_directory($directory_path, FILE_CREATE_DIRECTORY, 'file_directory_path');

Alternatively open includes/file.inc, locate line 158, function file_check_directory and add as first line return true; so you get:

What are the steps of migrating a test site to a production site ?

I have Drupal 5.1 installed on the "TEST" environment and "PRODUCTION" as follows :

1) Test :
Document Root is Apache/htdocs/drupal5
Database name is "drupaltest"

2) Production :
Document Root is Apache/htdocs/mysite
Database name is "mysitedatabase"

Is the migration just a straightforward copying of files from test to production, and then using phpmyadmin, pack the test database and then dump it to the production database ?