Post installation

Hey everyone,

quick question for you Upload module experts.

I want the intuitive AJAX interface of the new Uploads module file attachement interface
with the node specific name-spaces that the attachments module provides. Is this possible? do i need to recode one or the other?

When others type in my drupal address ... machine name/drupal they get a Forbidden, you don't have permission to access /drupal on this server.

Is there something that I need to change on my apache server? I installed WAMP 1.6.4 so I have

Apache 2.0.58

I'm using the user_search module and in its settings you can set the "Users per page". I've set this to 5 and when doing a specific search which returns 10 results, all I see is the first page of 5 results. No links appear at the bottom to move through the paged results. Should this happen automatically?

I think I've worked out that the following function is responsible for paging the results:

When I create a new story as an admin user I see in the publishing options "in moderation queue", and in the admin -> content menu, I see how to approve nodes.

What I haven't found is how to setup a user or role so that they can create a new story, but not have it auto-published. I'm going for something like the submission queue on slashdot or something to that effect.

-Trevor

In my efforts to make my drupal forum behave like an actual forum that people are used to, I'm trying to get rid of the original post from appearing in every single page in that thread. It is very confusing to users to see the same past at the top of each page when they are navigating through comments.

I've run into this question with the following problem:

http://drupal.org/node/81170

So far I haven't found an answer. I created a new field in profiles using the profile module and stored a value in it. But the value doesn't show up in the mysql table "profile_values". And yet, if I revisit the user profile, the value is there. It's being stored somewhere, but where?

Does Drupal store field updates in a cache? If so, how does one force a "flush" to the table?