Post installation

Hi,

I'm unsure what module it is related to, so I post it here.

When you go to content management / content, you have a list of your nodes. But how is it sorted? It seems it is sorted by last submit date, the most recent first. But it seems it does not use the date we put in the publishing option field, but the node creation date.

Would be fine to be able to choose sorting option, as I would like to have this list sorted by last submitting node, but I need it to use the date I put in the publishing option field.

Thanks

Hi,

I plan to use drupal to make a corporate site to showcase products to logged in clients.

For me, it seems cleaner to put all the products tables in a separated database
(using multiple database: http://drupal.org/node/18429)

But I might in the future need to combine information from the drupal database (users table) with the separated database.

What should I do ?

After I installed CCK, I have the following errors/warnings on the pages popular, popular/alltime and tracker:

• user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type' at line 1 query: SELECT arg.*, view.name FROM view_argument arg JOIN view_view view ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type='date_views_browser' in /home/virtual/site2/fst/var/www/html/drupal/includes/database.mysql.inc
  on line 120.
• user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type' at line 1 query: SELECT arg.*, view.name FROM view_argument arg JOIN view_view view ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type='date_views_browser' in
  /home/virtual/site2/fst/var/www/html/drupal/includes/database.mysql.inc
  on line 120.
• user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type' at line 1 query: SELECT arg.*, view.name FROM view_argument arg JOIN view_view view ON arg.vid=view.vid WHERE arg.type IN ('content: field_date') AND view.page_type='date_views_browser' in
  /home/virtual/site2/fst/var/www/html/drupal/includes/database.mysql.inc
  on line 120.

want do a hyperlink to file and access this file.
Need I upload that file to server, or can I do it directly in page creating?
I am using TinyMCE a IMCE. But no success yet.

I tried put it as file attachment, it seemed to upload ok (file atached), but when I look on server, no file uploaded and after page post attachment disapears...

I am doing a organization web and what I want to do is:

- Send users using "normal mail" (most of them haven't given me their mail) a letter with a code to access the web.
- Users go to the web, and in order to create an account, introduce their desired user name, their email, and the code I sent them.
- The system checks if the code belongs to the database (which is in a server diferent from the drupal-site); and if affirmative, create the account, send the passwords, and update my database with the mail.

the system should:

I've included this <img> tag, which as can be seen uses a relative path to the image, in a blog entry.

<img src="./files/blog/2006/11/20061122-005.jpg" alt="Fawkner Park (Where I start my runs)" title="" width="450" align="bottom" />

When viewing this entry on the front page, the image appears http://superjacent.net/cms/node?page=2 (scroll down a bit, it's the only image on the page).