Post installation

I am in the process of creating a Drupal demo and am considering having the database reloaded automatically every 12-24 hours. This would result changes made by the demo user and restore the site to the original configuration (thus minimizing any vandalism). I could do this manually but having a cron that automatically does this would be better. Any links to tutorials or advice on how to do this would be appreciated. Thanks!

Joshua

I am trying to host multiple commnities under one site. What I mean by this is that anonymous users will see general news and other topics, but a registered user will see only items specific to his or her group. My questions are:

1. How do I limit what different groups see?
2. How do I specify group access during login registration?

I am running 4.7.3 and the latest Views Module.

If I create a view to override the system path taxonomy/term/n with n being a term id argument, I cannot get the custom view to display. I still get the default taxonomy overview page.

If I change the URL in the view to something like tax/term/n and hit the page that way, the view works as expected.

Any reason (a conflict with another module perhaps) why Views Module isn't overriding the system path as it should?

Hi!

I want to move to a new server with my drupal site. I exported all the tables in mysql / phpmyadmin and imported them (mysql / phpmyadmin) into my new server.

However, my site is not accessible and just has a load of errors. Do I need to use the import / export API or am I doing something wrong?

The full list of errors is at: http://firefoxclub.freehostia.com/sudoku

Thanks in advance.

I'm writing some code that is meant to be invoked by the frontpage module, and I'd like to conditionalize some of the content that results on whether the user is or isn't logged in. I understand that frontpage offers "show this to anonymous users" and "show this to logged-in users" options, but the change is fairly minor, I'm already generating the page's HTML with PHP, and I'd rather not maintain two separate pages just to handle this one thing.

I'm having a problem with the display of the logo.

When a user is logged in the logo doesn't display well. When not logged in the logo displays fine.

I'm using phptemplate and my drupal version is 4.6.8

In the database (in the table "variable") the values seem to be fine, in the themes section, needless to say, as well

the html code of the logo image (for the logged in user) is
img src="/themes/mijnsjabloon/images/_logo_url_" alt="Logo"

when not logged in the html is
img src="/themes/mijnsjabloon/images/the-logo-nl.png" alt="Logo"