Post installation

Hi

I am a big fan of YouTube the way site is made and organized.

I would like to make my Category page on YouTube. http://youtube.com/categories

Has anyone tried making such a page?. It has an image displayed besides category name.. and show the count of content

Anyideas how to create this

Regards

Hi there, I'm despairing here - been trying to familiarise myself with Drupal for about a week now, been reading the handbook in various sections (maybe I should try to read from the first word to the last?!), but I still am not the wiser...

I am trying to set up a job search website (www.jobsearchlanzarote.com), but apart from having the basic set up now, I am pretty much stuck.

I thought I can do this in Drupal. Say I am in California. I go to some page, that lists the fields in my profile. I click on my value, which is California. I then see everyone who is in California. I thought in 4.6 that's what I did.

Now I'm using 4.7. Right now I can only find how to do this if the administrator had enabled this option and given a name to the page. (e.g. explained in Robert Douglas book.) Also, if there are 30 profile fields, the administrator would have to manually enable 30 pages.

We were unable to use the MySQL database becasue the MySQL extenions for PHP is not installed. Check your PHP.ini to see how you can enable it.

When we select a *.php file we receive this message.

We have MySQL running.

Drupal version 4.7
MySQL version 4.1
Apache version 2.0.58
PHP version 4.4.2

It appears to be an error flagged the file index.php.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Ben

Hi all,

I'm trying to find a way to propagate changes made to a book page
throughout all of the book pages. For example, a book and all of its
children pages may be in a state of unpublished, and by changing the
root page of the book to the state of published, I want the children
to also become published. The only way I see to change an entire book
to a state of published is to edit every single book page
individually. Note: I know about the administer->content page - I'm
looking for something more intuitive/powerful.

Does anyone know when the JobsSearch module will be updated for Drupal 4.7?

In particular, the search functionality for the jobs module does not work.
The problem is described here:
http://drupal.org/node/68358

It looks like the search functionality is still using the Drupal 4.6 API.

I *really* need this module, so if anyone has the updated code or a work-a-round it would be very much appreciated.