Post installation

I try to make book from cck node. Everything ok but parent node doesn’t have list of childe nodes. What I’m doing wrong?

Another strange problem: I've lost all control of enabling and disabling blocks. I can configure them > save > everything is ok. I can delete custom blocks that I've made. But if I uncheck or check a box under enable/disable for a block > save > nothing happens. There is also no confirmation message displayed after this. This is a major problem for me right now.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance :-)

ANyone using GNUcash and can imagine building a module to interact with it. any thoughts on this front?

Hi all,

i18n work great, but I would like to show flags (or text) links only and only if there is a translation (or more) for this node. I can't find anything close to that.

Let's say I have a node in English, French, and Spanish, and that I am currently looking at the Spanish node. I would have something like :

texto en espagnol (text in Spanish)

This text is also in English [en flag here]
Ce texte est aussi disponible en français (also in French)[fr flag here]

I have a javascript that resizes an iframe. I put my iframe html code into the body of a page, and (for now) the javascript into the head of my page.tpl.php file. When I load the page with the iframe in it, the javascript doesn't run until I click the browser's refresh button. I've been reading about addLoadEvent but I don't know how I'd use it in this context.

I'm sure I saw a post which talked about this, but I can't for the life of me find it now.

On my site, all users will be automatically assigned a blog and be able to post. I want to create a list under "Blogs" (preferably to display in a menu or a block) of all users who have ever posted to their blog. I want the name of the users to be shown, and I want their names to link to their own blogs.

I'm completely stuck as to how to do this automatically. I have the views module installed, but I don't think you can configure this kind of list from it (please tell me I'm wrong).