Post installation

Hi everyone,

I was able to get the comments box on my profiles when using my user_profile.tlp.php file. It seems to be functional for the most part, meaning that you can use te form but it will post to the comments section. How can I get it to post on the profile pages? I am guessing I need an output function as I see in the other snippets, but I have no clue what to put!

If it is showing under the comments section, I am assuming the function would have to get that comment and print on $user?

See.....I am clueless!!

HELP!

Hi there,

I got de following problem with my drupal 4.7.3 Installation. When i upload my site to the server i can login with Firefox and Safari but not with Internet Explorer. My site is on a certain domain from my hosting company. My www.domain.com is provided by an other company. the www.domain.com is redirecting to my hosting company's server.

Hello everyone, I've looked around on the site and seem to have hit a nice little roadblock.

Drupal has the options sticky, published, and moderation for status of pages posted (nodes). These are great and I've been using them with the workflow module with few problems. What I want to know is if there is a way to have a 4th option called archived, so they'd be easy to find and reference on a yearly or monthly or whatever basis. Basically I'd like to be able to turn on and off nodes and have them have a seperate status from "unpublished" and "in moderation".

Any ideas?

We're running Drupal 4.6 right now. I want to change the "add a comment" feature under all of the story previews on the front page to 'discuss this article in our forums" with a link to our new forums.

Furthermore I'd like to alter the "forum topics" feed on the left hand side of the page to read off the RSS I have set up for our forums.

I'm working with the webmaster of www.hogbaysoftware.com to solve this problem - I'd appreciate your help.

While in the forum (i.e. module.forum), every time I hit 'back' or 'forward' in my browser to move between the forum listing and a page/node, the browser contacts the server each time. The same applies to links that I've already clicked on, haven't changed, and should be cached. Not only is this unnecessary, but it slows me down considerably. All of this pounding on the server must degrade performance too. I've tried disabling the "Who's online" block (thinking it would want to stay up-to-date with each page load, but that didn't help.) Compare this behavior to, say, NYTimes.com, where if I read an article and hit 'back' I go right back to the front page without having to wait to contact the server, etc.

The forum site in question is http://www.hogbaysoftware.com/forum -- it appears to be the same on drupal.org's forum too.

I'm already using a phptemplate callback to use images for submit buttons. Can I also use that to set a default value in the search input box? ie I want the top search box in the header to have a default value of "Site Search".

I thought it would be easy to do by adding some values to $form[search_theme_form_keys][#attributes] (since that's where title is defined) but that is not the case ;)

This has to be possible, I just don't know where to add it in.

Thanks