Post installation

Hello...

Just a quick question - the Category module is exhibiting a small bit of eccentricity for me...

I created a container called Products. I then created categories below products, so I had a heirarchy like this:

Products (*)
  -Fencing
  -Signs
  -Merchandise Display

I then created a category under Fencing called 'Portable Security Fencing', so my heirarchy became:

Products (*)
  -Fencing
    -Portable Security Fencing
  -Signs
  -Merchandise Display

I then tried to make another child category to Fencing called 'Easy Fence'. However, while it creates it as a child to Fencing, it also creates it as a child to products, whether I specify it or not. No matter what I do, I keep ending up with:

Products (*)
  -Easy Fence
  -Fencing
    -Easy Fence
    -Portable Security Fencing
  -Signs
  -Merchandise Display

Any other child categories I create also go under Products in addition to the category they are supposed to be in. I can edit it, and set them to just show under their expected parent category, but they move back under Products, no matter what I do.

This is baffling to me because the first sub-category I created, Portable Security Fencing, worked just fine.

Does anyone know what's going on here?

not seeing available node types in sitemap (sitemenu) or the taxonomy browser. Basically all I want to do is to have a site map of ALL my nodes and content. Both the sitemap module and the taxonomy browsers only show:
status
priority
forums
image galleries
newsletter and
projects

taxonomy browser was complaing about not having the filter node module so i added that and no difference.

I want to display everything in a sitemap but most importantly books, and the complete hierarchy of menus that I have set up for content.

Hello All!

I want to change "Username:" caption in Register->Account Information block.
Is it possible?

Thanks!

I am new to Site5 and to Drupal, but I think I have grasped enough that I should be able to accomplish what I need to do.

I need to set up a number of related, but different, sites that all use the same Drupal installation code. It would look something like this:

mainsite.com (Drupal installed)
subsite1.com (uses Drupal code on mainsite.com but a different database)
subsite2.com (uses Drupal code on mainsite.com but a different database)
subsite3.com (uses Drupal code on mainsite.com but a different database)
subsite4.com (uses Drupal code on mainsite.com but a different database)

You must be able to access each site on a stand alone basis. In other words, you would access subsite1.com by going only to http://subsite1.com or http://www.subsite1.com. The same for all other sites.

Site5 says you can set up separate websites under your main site, but they have no meaningful information about how to do this. Unfortunately, searching Drupal and elsewhere has not produced anything that works for me. Support has been less than helpful. They mainly say, "We do not support Drupal."

On the Site5 side, I have set up the mainsite and then created domain pointers to a subfolder of the mainsite. These subfolders each have the name portion of the domain name. Thus, subsite1.com is in subfolder subsite1, and so on. I have also created FTP accounts for each subsite with a different username and password.

I've been adding lots of menu items to my site but now it's getting really hard for me to keep track of all the nodes I've added. Is there any way to change the path from node/9 to an actual word or something?

Hi all,