Post installation

Hi,

How can I make my website to permanently remember logged in users?
If they visit my site again in a week's time, they must be logged on automatically.
(assuming they haven't deleted their cookies)

Thanks in advance
jacauc

Hi,

In Administer > Settings > Menus,

there is a section called: ""Post authoring form settings"

"The menu module allows on-the-fly creation of menu links in the post authoring forms. The following option limits the menus in which a new link may be added. For e.g. this can be used to force new menu items to be created in the Primary links menu or to hide admin menu items. "

Sorry if im being ignorant, but Can anyone explain what is the meaning of a "post authoring form"?

Allow embedded php code is checked, but this code still isn't displaying for me, it works fine on all the other pages, but it's not displaying at the bottom of my custom splash page:

http://poweredby.icopyright.com

<?php if ($footer_message) : ?>
    <?php print $footer_message;?>
 <?php endif; ?>

hi,

i want to have a "log in" link in my primary links.
after logging however, i want this link to change to "log out".

is there an easy way to achieve this?

thanks,
rajesh

Is it possible to automatically put a node back in the moderation queue when it has been edited? (While retaining it's published state.)

I imported a chinese localization file downloaded from drupal.org. Most interface strings are localized, but, in navigation menu block, module names, such as 'blogs', 'content', 'create content', 'blog entry', 'forums' etc, are not localized. Then I searched these strings in administer->localization, guess what? I can NOT find these strings if I choose search only in untranslated strings. Then I sought them in all strings and found that they are definitely translated. But why menu block doesn't display localized strings? Help me!