* user warning: Table 'johnr_drpl1.queue' doesn't exist query: SELECT uid, vote FROM queue WHERE nid = 1 in /home3/johnr/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
* user warning: Table 'johnr_drpl1.queue' doesn't exist query: SELECT uid, vote FROM queue WHERE nid = 1 in /home3/johnr/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
* user warning: Table 'johnr_drpl1.queue' doesn't exist query: SELECT uid, vote FROM queue WHERE nid = 1 in /home3/johnr/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
I just installed both Wordpress and Drupal this last week, so needless to say - just learning at this stage. Nonetheless i did want to ask others about a nice feature i came across in Wordpress, namely the single column page feature. Wordpress has this feature on the read more... feature. Clicking through the read more... link allows you to leave the standard two column page and view the full article in a single column -- no menu on right. (Wordpress's - single.php option). Does an equivalent option exist in Drupal?
I believe I've secured drupal so that anonymous users have no acccess to content, (/?q=node/* returns page not found), but I still have some questions.
Why does the tracker module (/?q=tracker) return back the title and author (not the body of the text) of all recent content to anonymous users? Even with the tracker module disabled, the tracker url (/q=tracker) still is accessable, which seems like a bug.
With statistics enabled, (/q=popular) an anonymous user can also see the title and author of popular content (but not the body of the text).