Post installation

How do I specify that a node type can only belong to certain terms? Currently the user can pick every term in the vocabulary, and I want to limit that.

I am getting a minor bug within the recent comments block.

I have my site set up with a ad from party poker above the recent comment (RC) block. When I click on the RC link within the block it takes me to the party poker site.

Does anyone know how to stop this?

You can see the problem at:
http://www.thespeculatingmaverick.com (its on the left sidebar)

Thanks

I'm using the audio module in Drupal 4.7.0. The text on the submission form is telling me:
"NOTE: the current PHP configuration limits uploads to 2 MB."

How can I change this limit?

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Peter van Dorp

When I try to click "list terms" or "add terms" from the categories page, nothing happens, the page just refreshes.

Looking at Taxonomy.module i see:

function taxonomy_menu($may_cache){

if($may_cache){
//add some menu items
....
}
else{
//add other menu items
....
}
}

Say I created content for Story node and commenting is allowed. Can Drupal be setup in such a way that I can delete comments on my content even though the comments are not mine?

The idea is, if spam or foul language is detected, I should be able to remove them. Note, I'm not the administrator, just a User who has permission to create content. Of course, if the content is not mine, I shouldn't be able to delete comments.

Sorry if this is answered a lot, I have searched the forums and have not found quite the right answer.

We are trying to convert our web site http://www.cis.uab.edu/ (not Drupal yet) to Drupal. On our Drupal test server, I am trying to replicate the behavior of the front page. I would like a small area of static text (the part where it says "The Department of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) is located....") above the blog area where all new content shows up.