Post installation

I erased my og-module and now my site is not open for everybody... As long as I'm logged in I can see all the pages and read the content without problems... But when I logout, it says that "You don't have access to this page"... WHY?

Hi!

I've been testing various access control modules to see how they behave. I was pretty much getting what I wanted from simple_access and path_access, when I decided to install taxonomy_access just to see what it did. Well, it wasn't what I was after, but after (carefully) removing it I seem to have no access control left! I've tried removing and reinstalling the other two modules (simple and path), the tables are still in place, my nodes still have the simple_access info on them and yet anyone can now view anything!!

I've been looking for a way to give each user a way to subscribe to rss feeds, and/or submit individual news items from those feeds. Ideally those submissions could be tracked and presented somewhere along the lines of Now Public, Newsvine or Top 10 Sources.

Any ideas on how to achieve a similar functionality would be much appreciated!

When I set the preferences for the "Create Content" menu item to be "expanded" and "only visible if it has children", it appears in the menu even for anonymous users (without children, of course). Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? Is there another way of having that menu item expanded for people who can use it, and hidden for those who can't?

I'm creating a new node type using CCK. With the new node I want it to display a Flash file in a a specific way and so CCK seems like a great way to go.

But I can't figure out how to add to the form I created using CCK the same pulldown list of categories, just as I can in a regular node.

What do I need to do to add the pullown list to my new node type?

I mean, I know how to add a pulldown list of my own making, but I want to add a list that has the taxonomy terms and have the nodes I create automatically assign to the category I've selected.

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