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acidfree-4.7 and Filemanager

I want to use acidfree-4.7 but couldn't find the matching filemanager-4.7. Will acidfree-4.7 work with that version of filemanager ? Please advise.

Missing Fields

Hi,

I managed to install and do some layout changing if use the CCK. But I find that the submitted by and the date of entry fields are not there.

I tried to put the code from the node.tpl.php but to no avail. where d u think should i look

Different Teaser Formats In Taxonomy Page

I want to make a page that shows all nodes of a certain taxonomy term chronologically, but I'd like to have different formatting for certain teasers, like different tpl.php pages. I want the first one to have a certain formatting, the second to have another, the third, fourth, and fifth another, and the rest another. Is this possible? And let me know if this doesn't make sense.

Cpanel Module Alternative Domain

Ok, I have the cpanel module enabled but I want to be able to provide a free email/ftp account from another domain and not from my main domain drupal is hosted on. Is their anyway I can change that?

Why are my forums showing recent content rather than the forums I have defined?

I am in the process of creating a new drupal based website and the forums I have specified do not show up when I go to /?q=forums. I have set up several drupal sites before and have never had this problem. Any suggestions? So see the actual site, go to www.collegebliss.com/?q=forum

thx

Matt

Help I lost my content

Ok this is a strange one. I was creating a custom code block and all of a sudden I noticed that all my blocks were missing. I used back to delete the block of code I was creating which was nothing more than a list. Now when I look at my website all I see is the template no left or right coloum info or content. I appear to be still connected to the database because I can still navigate to user/login. Anybody have any ideas on how to get my site back?

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