Post installation

Hello,

I am trying to use a Javascript library called ez_tooltip.js to show some nifty HTML when the mouse hovers over an icon or a link. My code looks somewhat like this:

Is it possible somehow to serve different blocks or different pages to users depending on their geographic location or their platform (Mac or PC)?

I'm asking this question having come from a Blogger.com, then Wordpress and lastly b2evolution background.

My understanding is that there is basically no real difference between blog, story and page other than a blog is tied to a user.

I further understand that the real difference between 'blog or story' and 'page' is that of the intended implementation (static or non static) of the node. If that's correct then the difference is purely logical as opposed to physical.

Firstly, is my understanding correct?

I am diverting registration at some of my websites to Drupal and I use the Drupal information to update the other websites registration details.

What I want to do now is to be able to know that the Drupal registration was referred to from the other site so that I can return the user back to the origination website after registration.

Is there a way to do that in Drupal?

Happy New Year!

I am relocating my drupal site from my sites public_html/drup474 to public_html so that my site url is now mysite.com instead of mysite.com/drup474. After I moved the files and changed the settings.php file I expected things to work. I get something, but no themes and no ability to log in. Any idea what else I need to change?

Thanks

Rich

As the title said, I just can't quite see how to make it happen. The rest of Drupal is working fine for me.

TIA