Post installation

When I went to administer, I see in the logs some errors generated by user 1 from actions that I didn't do (or don't think I did).

I am logged in as user 1. I made a page called "pageone." Then I made a page called "pagetwo."

However, in the logs it says user 1 made page one. Then user 1 tried to create a restaurant review, but the module generated mysql errors. Then user 1 successfully made page two.

I've finished installing the latest version of Drupal. How do I edit its default page and customize its layout, such as splitting up the page into sections and inserting various content into those selected areas?

Thanks,

Daven Patel

I´m in a terrible problem!
I upgraded Drupal, (I´ve done this on a test site without any problem),and now I cannot login from IE...!
This is what I´ve done:

I just updated my Image module to one that contains the new Image_attach module. Can someone please explain what Image_attach does and how to use it? I have enabled the module, but can't see that it changes or adds any capability anywhere. Maybe I just don't understand its purpose.

Hey there--

I have been using Drupal for only a few days and have already found it to be the simplest CMS I've come across. I'm moving my site over from a (failed) attempt at setting up a Joomla site, and so far everything has been so much simpler! However, I have one hitch:

Hi.

My needs are rather simple. I need to have a few forms spanning over various pages/nodes and when the user reaches the last page and hits the final submit button, I get and email with a txt or xml fiel with all the answers input by the user. Another alternative is have the answers stored in a database.

I would like to know if I would be better off trying to do this using normal static html pages and coding some php or is do-able in drupal and how hard is it to acomplish.