Post installation

Search on my site doesn't find certain words, even if I know for sure there is such words. I reindexed search module several times, but it doesn't help. Log shows the following error message:

user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '0177287669604 WHERE word = 'ayaulym'' at line 1 query: UPDATE search_total SET count = 0,0177287669604 WHERE word = 'ayaulym' в /home/kgus/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc at line 113.

I'm running Drupal 4.7 on my site and I want users to be able to edit any post. The changes aren't to get published but instead get sent to moderation queue. If a moderator approves of the modification he publishes it then.

I have five Drupal sites and I finally upgraded my main site to 4.7. The reason I hesitated was when I upgraded the others, I noticed the statistics pages had changed drastically since 4.5. After looking through the modules, I haven't found one that bases its daily count on node_counter, vice the logs. Is there such a creature?

Thanks.

Hello,

I posted something similar to this not long ago but I wasnt able to get it to work and Im hoping someone new will see this, be able to offer something...

I am developing a drupal site for a company's internal use. However, I want (only) TWO pages to be available to the public - a registration form for a CIVICRM module and a DONTATE/PAYPAL page.

Hi,

When I create a new issue, using the project_issue module, the only users in the dropdown box that I can assign to are "Unassigned" and my own userid. None of the other users in the system, including the other administrators who have the same privileges as my account does, are listed, and thus I can't assign a bug to someone else.

Is this the intended behavior of this module? Or, is something mis-configured on my system?

Has anyone else seen this?

Thanks.

- Tim

I am looking for guidance on creating a multi-site Drupal installation that allows me to have content appear on all my installations as well as site specific content.

For example, I envision having Craigslist-like location switching. Users could be on the California version of my site (say ca.site.com) then link to the New York version (ny.site.com).

I want to have some content that is national in scope, so it appears on both the California and New York sites, while other content is specific to each location/site.