Post installation

I need to figure out a way to add a menu item to a custom menu that I've created for a content administrator on my web site. The user is able to create events and some flexinode content. I need to be able to allow them to edit all of that content by clicking on a menu item on a custom menu.

I've got pathauto doing pretty much everything I'd like it to be doing, except for one major thing.

Currently, a user blog, at the base level looks like this:

[user]/blog/[title]

So that, for example, Jimmy's blog entry called "Thursday" appears in the URL as jimmy/blog/thursday

Great!

And if I step one down, simply to Jimmy/blog, I get ALL of the blog entries in Jimmy's blog. That's perfect.

But when I step one down again, simply to jimmy/ I get a "page not found"

I had to create my own input filter. Everything works great, however.... anonymous and logged in users could not see the actual content until I allow them USE of this new input filter. I want people to see the pages that are using this input type, but don't want them to be able to USE it when posting.

Is there a way to limit input types to specific nodes?
Is there a way to set permissions on an input type? (view, edit, etc..)

Hello everybody.
At my site there are 700 registered users. Now i want to write a private message with the same content to everyone. Of course i use privatemsg-module, but i miss this function.
Is there another module doing this for me? Or any other simple way?

Hi,

Im fairly new to drupal and have started to use the Frontier::Client perl module[0] to speak XMLRPC though i cant seem to get metaWeblog.newPost() working.

I call metaWeblog.newPost with the following peice of code

My Symbian Example site is a place for publishing programming examples. Its main feed consists mainly of not very discussable items. I'd like to include into the end of the main feed item a list of most active forum topic, similar to the usual Drupal "Active forum topics" block.

How is it possible to do it? If it's not possible currently, could you, please, point me to the modules and hooks that I could use to achieve the desired functionality?