Post installation

I've just moved my site from a Windows/XAMPP setup to a CentOS LAMP server. Everything is up and running fine except when the contemplate module is running - it does weird things with node and teaser views. I originally posted this as a contemplate issue, but realized that this is best posted in the forums. More details are available there: http://drupal.org/node/86379

Setup:

centos 4.3, apache: 2.0.52, mysql: 4.1.20, php: 4.3.9, drupal: 4.7.3
contemplate: 1.5 2006/06/22
other non-core modules: there are many, but I believe the relevant ones are cck, imagefield, imagecache, views
themes: spreadfirefox, bluemarine

Summary:

if contemplate is enabled, using spreadfirefox theme:
- able to access admin > content > templates > edit (node type in question)
- views which generate teaser view are ok (including img src)
- full node view's img and a tags point to an non-existent url, images are broken, links go to 404
-- here's the weird part: if I look at the page source from my browser on full node view, the img src values are correct - but viewed from the browser the are incorrect - this applies to both IE, Firefox and Opera (cache and cookies cleared on browsers)

if contemplate is enabled, using bluemarine theme:
- unable to access edit template page, instead get an un-rendered view of the body of one node, drupal interface is not shown at all
- views which generate teaser view render the same as edit template page, but with a different node

i can't figure this out - the docs aren't clear on it, or i'm not reading it right.

i want to give my users more power to form their content so i am just Just wondering what are other html tags that are secure to include in the "filtered html" and will not brek my site as well?

Hi,

I'm working on building this website with Drupal v.4.6 and having a big time difficulty to understand why i'm not being able to login as a beta user already created when i try to do it within Internet Explorer 6 installed on a PC.

It is working fine with Firefox on a PC.

And its working fine with whatever browser running on a Mac.

I'm relatively new to Drupal so if someone have an idea why it is acting like that, please let me know.

thanks much

jeanmichel

I am working with the Organic Group module, and have asked a couple of questions here on it. But I got no replies for those questions. Is it not a supported module for this forum? As I really need some help in using it - the handbook is very brief and only tells you what you can do but not how you can do it.

A couple of times a day, my Drupal site fails with the following error in the browser:

Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: #HY000Host 'localhost' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server in /path/to/site/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 31
#HY000Host 'localhost' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server

If I kill MySQL and restart it, the site is fine again, and runs without trouble for several hours.

Any ideas?