Post installation

I have set up taxonomy_access for a website.
For the anonymous user i set it for one particular taxonomy to the settings shown in this screenshot Screenshot.

As far as i know, a node in the category Portretfoto's would be viewable for the anonymous user, because viewing of nodes in Publiek is allowed. But these nodes are not viewable.
Is it normal behaviour that permissions for terms are not inheriting from it's parents, or is there something i did wrong?

Rolf van de Krol

I was looking for some help with two problems I have at the moment...

This is for a drupal site with multiple users and permissions.

1. Is it possible to limit users to only seeing certain nodes or better, certain hierarchies that are below that node on the menu?

2. Is it possible to allow some users to only post in certain nodes and its derivatives... ie to create "work in progress" nodes but not "site admin" nodes?

Hello,
First off, this is a great project, and I am currently implementing Drupal for a large company.
Here is a question:

Hi,

i've some questions about 5.x

firstly ... some days again i could login with ie ... but not any more ... the only thing i did was update ... on the other side opera works out as well as before

secondly ... is there an opportunity to make sure that non-registered people can't see the content ? I used the advanced frontpage module but when they press login they the they main site ... with the menus and so on

thirdly ... what's the reason why the color in garland can't be changed ...

I am having a problem with the gmap module. Node locations do not appear, but user locations do. I can see the node locations on the map when I edit the individual node; but when I try to see them all (all two of them) at once using the node locations menu, no pins appear.

During installation, I changed all occurances of oid to eid in the gmap_location.module and in the location table. I also added lid to the location table. When I look at the location table, everything appears fine - users and nodes have the same type of data, long and lat are filled in to six decimal places.

I've just installed Drupal 4.7.5, and everything works right. The only thing that bothers me is having to set the permissions for the files folder to 777. Shouldn't Drupal be able to write to that folder with the "regular" 755 permissions? Apache2 is running as root on my system - isn't that the actual process that will be writing to the "files" folder? What am I missing here?

Nicolas