Post installation

Should a wild card search just work out of the box? Example: I have a category list item of "bugs." Searching for "bug" in the search box yields no results. Searching for "bug*" also yields no results. Searching for "bugs" yields posts assigned the category of "bugs."

Shouldn't my second attempt have worked? If not, what do I need to do so that it will?

Thanks.

Hi,

I've just implemented a couple new vocabularies (let's call them "content" and "post type"), and added taxonomy_browser to my added modules so that we can search via these vocabularies/categories. I would like a user to be able to select a tag from one vocabulary set, but not necessarily the other (e.g. a content tag but not a posting type tag).

Hi,

i just found a code-snippet on drupal.org which i want to use to redirect a page. I made small changes to the code and put in on my website (into a new page)

Wondering if there are any gurus out there that might suggest the best way of incorporating jQuery for dynamic content presentation so that the content relevant to nodes appears in the main content window

I know that there is already working taking place for presenting dynamic content in menus and blocks using ajax but not with the jQuery

I’m only guessing that this isn’t straight forward as if it was someone would have presented a solution by now.

Hello,

I ver much like how, on Drupal.org, you log into the site, and then in the place of the login boxes you see links related to your account and profile. How could I replicate this on my site? Any good resources for block/menu management? I'm used to using a WYSIWYG CMS, and this whole box/menu/weight dynamic is throwing me for a loop. Any advice?

Thanks,
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Hello...

Is there a piece of code I can add to my .htaccess file or some file that will make it so any time a person tries to access a page on http://www.mydrupalsite.com they are brought to https://www.mydrupalsite.com??

And if there is, is this secure sockets? I am asking this because I was told to set up a wiki using secure sockets.