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How to hide some content types from certain roles

Hi there. I'm trying to create a site where the story content type is not visible to no-authenticated users, but where everything else is. I'm hoping to use this to create a private news & discussion area for staff of my organization.

Can anyone recommend a reasonable way to do this?

Thanks in advance,

Corin Royal Drummond
San Francisco

Menu item won't stick

When I create content or edit content and under "Menu settings" choose a parent item "left menu" (a menu/block I created) why does it not stick after I submit? The only things that seem to stick to the menu are "add new menu item"--but that just seem redunctant to add a new "menu item" when I could just make the content itself under the menu.

What am I doing wrong?

Poll Error - How do I fix?

user warning: Table 'IdeaSplicing._ISfavorite_nodes' doesn't exist query: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM _ISfavorite_nodes WHERE uid = 0 AND nid = 3 in /home/content/A/d/v/AdvisorGarage/html/ideasplicing.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.

With http://www.IdeaSplicing.com (and everyone can see the error!)

Any thoughts? Also, can get OG Groups to work...tried EVERYTHING! Any tips?

Thanks thanks thanks!

Who thinks they're a drupal expert?

I just moved a working drupal site from a windows box to a linux server. I dumped the mysql db and reimported it back on the linux server, copied the drupal directory and it's working fine!

However, when i first loaded my drupal site into a browser off the linux server, my custom theming that i had created in the original wasn't applied to any of the site pages.

htaccess default display of drupal subdirectories

If i type in the following path in a browser (assuming my drupal site lives in a directory called 'drupal' under document root):

/drupal/modules

A file listing of the modules directory is displayed!

The same default behavior occurs for any other subdirectory of the drupal root directory:

e.g.
/drupal/sites/
/drupal/files
..
..
etc.

I looked at my .htaccess file (the stock one that ships with the install) and it looks like that behavior IS drupal's DEFAULT behavior:

Can I remove the login box from the site

Can I remove the Login box that is there on the site for users to login. Please see www.ecommercehelpcenter.com for details.

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