Post installation

I have a very large site which has about 100 groups of nodes (pages) that can be edited by one specific user (one admin user to each group).

I want these users to be able to add stories to pages and remove them, but only to their own pages. I'm looking for something like:

administrative user001 (restricted to 10 specific nodes created in that user name) can add one or more stories to any of the ten pages, but not to any other page.

I'm trying to figure out how to capture the search terms entered by users in the standard--and advanced--drupal search mechanism.

Why? I'm trying to create a module that will return ads based on the user's search keyword choices, like Google does.

I've made modules before, but I'm not sure where or how to capture those terms once the user clicks the search button.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
--Steve

I have Drupal 4.70 and among other modules "internationalization" (i18n) installed.
But when I disabled the i18n module none of my menu items worked anymore, not even the admin ones.
I had to set the i18n module active again by editing the system table using PHPmyAdmin to be able to acces the system again.
Then I disabled translation module, translations for all content types and i18nmenu module, but I have to keep i18n itself enabled.

Hi there,

My organization's technology division has been looking for some time for a CMS to run the department's intranet. We tried a few open source products, but have recently installed Drupal. We love it, and the response from our bosses has been quite positive.

Is it possible to disable an avatar per forum ? So say one forum shows them and one doesn't ?

Hi,

We would like to use Drupal as a repository for us to upload and find required files. We would like to catagorize the files or index them in such a way that a user can search and any criteria that meets the search parameters displayed in a way that allows the user to download the file to his/her machine.