Post installation

I have just had my site migrated from one hosting company to another - but when I attempt to log in at the new site, I am directed to the old site. This seems to mean that there's a setting somewhere that's pointing the login process to the old address. Do you know what I have to do to change the focus to the new site?

I'm very new with Drupal and have found many things to be quite smooth and very enjoyable. In fact, once I figure out to do something it seems to make good sense, so I commend the design and planning that have gone into Drupal's creation.

That said, I've been stumbling about for days with something that seems like it should be very simple: a password protected (Authenticated Users only) section which basically functions as a news/blog section. I've finally figured out a way to do this by classifying all of the content (of content type story) I create for this section using the tag (term?) "sectionname". I then link to a path which is an alias to /taxonomy/term/1 and it displays the content I've created. I've added in the taxonomy_access module and now the content is not displayed unless the user is logged in.

I hope this is making sense up to this point.

Now, I have the content displayed in the correct section but I cannot figure out how to display the associated uploads. I've created a new file in my custom theme (using phptemplate and based off of bluemarine I believe) called "node-story.tpl.php" which I can now use to edit the appearance of the story output, but I cannot figure out how to display any uploads that have been associated with this story. The uploads all have the "List" box checked in the admin, so I don't think that is the problem.

So, that is my question: how do I display the list of file uploads based on this configuration? Is it stored in a variable that I can access from within my node-story.tpl.php file?

Hi All,

Done alot of reading about this through the forums and tried what has been suggested to no avail.

I have a brand new installation of drupal 4.7 with imagecache and imagefield installed. I have modified the .htaccess to what it should be

SetHandler Drupal_Security_Do_Not_Remove_See_SA_2006_006
Options +FollowSymlinks
#RewriteEngine off

You can try it, if you switch on the forum module, then automatically there is a ‘forum’ vocabulary created by drupal, if you go to: Administrator >> Categories.

I made the mistake of deleting this forum vocabulary, then I switched off the forum module, and didn’t think much of it.

Later on I switched on the forum module again and noticed the ‘forum’ vocabulary wasn’t created for me, consequently resulting in the forum not working.

I am a Drupal novice and studying the Forms API -- I am porting a php form from a non-Drupal site to a Drupal site. The form checkboxes and drop down lists are dynamically populated from tables in a MySQL database. Are there any code samples or suggestions for building a form like this with the Forms API?

I added the Categories Module and activated most of the associated modules, including Taxonomy Wrapper. Now, when I go to "administer > categories > bulk edit", I get this error message:

user warning: Table 'accessib_drpl1.view_view' doesn't exist query: SELECT vid, description FROM view_view ORDER BY description in /home/accessib/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.