Once upon a time, I had tinyMCE and IMCE installed and working happily. Then, I did some work on my site and broke it. I re-upgraded it. (from 5.0 to 5.0, just to clear out the mess I made) Everything now works beautifully except for IMCE. To be precise, the image scaling feature results in a very vague 400 error:
INTERNAL SERVER ERROR
An internal server error has occured!
Please try again later.
I can upload files, delete them, etc, but not resize them...and this with the very same images I worked with before.
I have installed drupal 4.7.5 and I am still configuring it. I installed the front_page module with the hope that anonymous users will see a different page than authenticated user. It does that but it has a bug/feature that I would like to solve. After a user logs in it still displays the front page meant for the anonymous user. Only after clicking the 'Home' or the page Title up on the left upper corner does it go to proper page meant for the authenticated user. I would like this page to be automatically loaded. Is this possible?
I set up a form at http://dev.foothillsmog.com/?q=contact. The form works perfect when I am logged in and testing it, however it is meant to be used for non-registered users.
When a non-registered user submits the form it does send an email to the correct address, but it just hangs and doesn't show the confirmation page.
I figure that it is not doing any of the post submit processing after the submit is clicked.
I just installed Drupal 5.0 and all is well ... but now it appears that some of my content is not being searched. I've been trying to figure this out, and run into something sort of strange.
The table "search_dataset" has only three entries, while the "node" table has five. I can't figure out why some aren't being indexed in the search_dataset table, since they are they same type of node.
I have created a CCK content type, being used for reviews (see above screenshot). While it is perfectly possible to use Contemplate to do the styling of the node, I prefer to do so in a node-review.tpl.php file. This file is currently as follows (but still needs drastic cleaning up, it's still much a try-and-fiddle thing):