Post installation

i'm looking for a access list module (or system) who is able to identify permission by user and not by role, by user i mean that an user will be able to select content (blog, albums, stories, pages, but taxonomy too) as his own and not editable by other users

Newbie problem, sorry!

When I first installed Drupal, all the posts were public. Then, about a month ago, posts only started to appear when I was logged in. Somewhere inbetween then and now I changed the security access settings removing permissions from authenticated users. I still left all the "access content" permissions, so I don't know what I did.

The problem effects all node types, so I assume it's in the security layer.

-Tess

I'm trying to transfer a site from Dreamhost running MySQL 5 to Aplus, which runs MySQL 4. I export the database from DH move it with ftp to Aplus and import it in. When I try to load the site nothing happens. No error message, nothing. I installed a test site with a clean install of Drupal 4.6 and it works, so everything seems to be ok, but for some reason this imported database isn't working... What could be the problem? Could this be the difference in the MySQL versions? How can troubleshoot this issue?
Thanks!
Ivan

Is it possible to fetch all calls to taxonomy terms of a given vocabluary, and then redirect them to a views generated page with the term id as an argument?

I have created my primary links (which show along the header of the page), and my secondary links (which show in the right column, depending on which primary link is selected). My problem now is this. I also have 3rd and 4th level links that I cannot seem to retrieve using the is_array function (which is how I managed to get the 2nd level links). Any ideas how I can get these menu items?

A visual of how the menu is structured (hopefully this helps without confusion)

I am using 4.7
I am unable to find Theme Editor module anywhere. Can someone please help me where do I get it?

Thanks