Post installation

in home-administer-settings, this is all I can see together with the lines of which have to be boxes

Setup custom front pages for your site. Click on the option to expand the form and customise your settings.
Front Page settings for Anonymous Users (visitors not logged in)
Front Page settings for Authenticated Users (visitors already logged in)
Override your HOME breadcrumb links
Activate your front_page settings
Default Front page:
Once you are happy how your pages look change your default front page setting from node to front_page.

I've installed PayPal_Framwork and PayPal_Subscriptions.

With it not working I started to trace the code and it got it down one
line that needs to be figured out. It is the exec line in this function in
the paypal_framework module:

function _paypal_post_curl($var = array()) {
$url = variable_get('paypal_post', 'https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr');
exec(variable_get('paypal_curl', '/usr/bin/curl') .' -d "'._paypal_post($var)."\" $url", $info);
$info = implode(',', $info);
return $info;
}
I believe that drupal is sending the right information out and nothing is
returning. I believe that the problem from what I can see is a setup
problem with my ISP but without actually knowing what is valid data out and
never having seen what is to be returned, I can't say for sure. Also, if
someone could show what is typical of returned data I could at least "fake
it" in the code to set the rest of the functionality while I wait for the
ISP to figure things out. So, could anyone Please verify that the data
that is getting sent is correct, and give me a sample of what is meant to
be returned? If you are using a method other than "Binary Curl" it
shouldn't matter, there will stil be a call out and a return and the data
wil still be the same. The only difference is that it will be in
either the _paypal_post_libcurl function or the _paypal_post_fsock
function depending on your method of choice.

Hi there!

My site is now almost done but it's sooooo slow when you go between the different pages. It all started when I was putting in content on the pages, but I mean, it's only text. So what is it that makes it slow? The only page that is easy to go to is "Home". Does anybody have any idea why this is? The graphics on this site is minimal too...

Thanks
//Skyie

Hi all,
Is it possible for content type taxonomy/story to have a table view where in the table are titles only.(just like flexinode/table) and no trimmed part. Thanks a lot

First off I've been using Drupal 4.7 for the last few months and I love it. Wonderful CMS . . . kudos to the developers.

So here's the problem . . .

I have multisites set up (which is working wonderfully) using one base installation of Drupal. To make things scalable (there could easily grow to be 30-40 sites) I created separate databases for each instance of the sites:
ex:
www.example.com/site1
www.example.com/site2
www.example.com/site3
and so on . . . would each get their own database (which is also working fine).

What I'm trying to do. . .
Each instance of the sites are similar and I need to share specific tables across all of the sites. And this is where I'm stuck.

What I don't want . . . prefixed, shared tables across instances

I looked into prefixing tables and using just one database for all the sites (found at http://drupal.org/node/22267). I know that would work if I wanted it to but I don't want 40 sites and 1 amazingly HUGE database.

What I'm trying to get to work

I found a post about sharing common tables across multiple databases (found at http://drupal.org/node/22268). I've been messing with it for the last couple days and haven't been able to get it to work as of yet. So here's what I'm doing and I hope *crosses fingers* that someone out there in DrupalLand can help me :)

Hello,

I just completed a fresh install last night, and it ran into the wee hours of the a.m. But after a few hops, and bumps it is running smooth without any errors.