Post installation

I tried doing this with views by chosing the feilds for file, but it doesn't show the files. I can however chose teaser view and it will list everything, but that's no good.

I am using file share.

Thanks,
Kris

My search results are always the same, no matter the term I submit in the form.

Example:
I search for cars or motorbikes, but I have a result page that always gives nodes on skateboards.

I think it has something to do with caching.

The issue is for both anonymous and logged-in users, does anybody knows a workaround for this that would still let me use the cache for the other pages of the site?

Thanks,

Renirtor

Hello All,

I had briefly played around with the publish and subscribe modules a month or so ago and everything worked just swimingly...

However I have since switched from Plesk to CPanel, created a few drupal sites from scratch, and am having troubles publishing content from one site, and subscribing on another... Not sure if it is related to the way cpanel creates a site, folder / file permissions, bug, or stupid mistake... (the two sites are on the same box if that matters)

I have tried all combinations of authentication in the publish module, push on publish / edit, and publish at regular intervals, and I can not get my info to publish on its own. My cron jobs are running on both sites. I can however initiate the publish with a pull from the subscribing site but that will not work for what I want to do...

The error that I receive in the logs currently on the publishing site is...

XMLRPC push failed for http://www.mysite.ca/xmlrpc.php (channel id 8): No such subscription

However that occurs when the subscription is created on the subscribing site, and it initiates the first pull or publish automatically. As the login and channel info is valid and the subscription is created, this does not make much sense...

Anyone have any ideas, or have this working ok? or have more documentation other than the readme or the out of date docs on the modules pages...

Thanks,

I want to just have a flat structure where each comment is after the other with the latest comment at the bottom instead of I a user replies to another user then their comment will appear right under their comment, this disrupt the communication flow.

I also wish to have a comment box at the bottom in stead of a “reply” link in each comment to reply to.

Is there something I can switch on/off in drupal where I can achieve these?

I have everything in place except what I do in htaccess. In fact, I can see the "index of /" page of the other domain.

I have read the "multisite how-to" (not complete enough and too many assumptions about skill level). I have been reading those pages for more than a week. I have read everything in the forums and elsewhere at least twice. I have looked at many people's pages as well.

I have a large image on a page in my Bluemarine project. The image is sliced for performance and so that I can swapout component images using javascript. In IE 6 the image appears without a problem. In Firefox version 1.5.0.7 there are small gaps between the slices. The gaps between slices go away if the html page is opened in Firefox outside of Drupal. The slicing was done using Adobe Photoshop