Post installation

I want to create a section on my website where i can ask people a question. They answer and it is saved in the DB.
It doesn't have to be showed on the site, only stored and i (admin) must have the possibility to read the answers?

Is there a module that give me such functionality?
Can i do this with the cck? It looks a bit large for what i need...

In my new drupal 5.0 installation, apparently only user id 1 can edit published polls. I have created an "author" role and assigned all the permissions for the poll module to "authors" yet they don't have and "edit" tab after the poll has been published, only the user id 1 can edit them. Can this be changed? As I would like the authors to be able to edit their own polls.

Thanks

I'm migrating a 4.7 site to a university server. It's looks like a shared hosting setup.

The development site is at:

/www/subdomain/production

The redirected url is: devel.subdomain.university.edu

With this redirected url, all my clean URLs have broken. I've searched for forums, but haven't found the right solution to this. I don't have access to .htaccess.

Any suggestions as to how I can go about addressing this with the university sys admin?

Thanks,
-s

Hi!

Just installed Drupal. Working great.

Question:

Anyone have some code for .htaccess that we insures that the login script is blocked without the .htaccess user id and password?

Since this is script based (not dependant on a directory), I am not sure how to insure HTTP authentication is required before hitting the Drupal user/login page.

Thanks!

Yours sincerely,

Neo

I just installed Drupal and I'm in the process of setting everything up. So far most things are going well, but there is one issue that I am still having issues with.

I'd like to have my site set up as follows:

I've added a menu, not the primary or secondary one, to my site. One of the links goes to the front page using the <front> code and it never gets the class=active in the link HTML. All of the other links work fine. Is there a way to fix this?