Post installation

I'm using nmoderation to promote/unpublish nodes, and it works great! For faster moderation, I'd like to display the moderation form in teasers (in addition to the full node view).

Anyone know how to do that? (Even if it's a hacky, get in the code kinda way)

TIA,
smokey

I've successfully installed Drupal and I'm learning my way around. I've also installed the Molleo theme because it provide tabbed navigation at the top of the screen. The theme looks great, but how do I set up tabs?? I don't see any other type of navigation block except for primary links and they do not display at all in the Molleo theme.

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1. How can organic groups be configured to make all subscribed members receive an email by default when a new posting is made to the group? (The option is off by default and requires the user to manually turn it on)

2. How can the "post reply" link in the sent emails be removed (the group in question have comment shut off so the user gets a "This discussion is closed: you can't post new comments." when they follow the link.

3. How can the "You are subscribed to the group 'xxx' at 'drupal'." be changed to my site's name (replacing 'drupal')

- Jason

Hi,

I just posted a new Drupal webiste (my first one) and not 24 hours later, I received a spam email that used my website's email address as the From field -- this address is only listed in Drupal on the admin>settings>general settings page. The other weird thing is that the spammer also mailed it to me (using the same website mail address...strange.) Anyway, is there any way I can protect this address from spammers?

I don't know what I did, but I no longer see the space to enter a teaser when you create a story, I don't see anything in settings that control this

thanks in advance!
EK

I can't seem to get IIS to direct requests to the drupal document root, or I am doing something wrong in the configuration of a multi site single codebase set up... I suspect I could get it up and running properly if I was working on an Apache server, unfortunately I am stuck with IIS... Is there a way to simply use the actual directory path in the URL?? That is, can I configure Drupal to go to the following: