Post installation

Hi

I think I've probably done something silly somewhere, but I can't figure out what, and would really appreciate some help.

The site is http://www.red-business.co.uk. I'm running 4.7.2, with CCK, Contemplate, Category (and all contrib sub modules), Path, Pathauto, and other modules that I don't think are relevant. It's in a multisite environment.

I'm finding that strange things are being added onto the links generated for the node titles when they are displayed in teaser view. Here's an example:

Link should be:
http://www.red-business.co.uk/red_business_volume_3_issue_08

But it actually is:
http://www.red-business.co.uk/red_business_volume_3_issue_08%22+rel%3D%2...

When I check what the alias is in Admin>URL aliases, they are all displayed correctly.

I've tried disabling Path, Category Pathauto, and Pathauto - with no luck. I tried disabling the overall drupal clean URLs, but then the links end up like this:
http://www.red-business.co.uk/?q=%3Fq%3Dred_business_volume_3_issue_08%2...

I've searched the forums, checked all the issue queues for modules that may be connected with this, but have found nothing.

Please would somebody more experienced point out what I've done wrong?

Thankyou very much!

Is there a way to create (import) multiple user accounts in drupal from a database of names/email addresses that is already in existance?

are there any specific database formats that are more drupal friendly?

I am using drupal 4.6.

jason

Installed and ready to roll, or so I thought. When a new user attempts to sign up, this error gets thrown:

* user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=0 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
* user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=3 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
* user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=3 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.

Weird thing is, a signup email is generated with a link to the initial temporary login page, which throws a similar error at the top, although only once this time:

user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=3 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.

Signing in there, which redirects to the edit user profiile (to change initial password), does the same thing:

* user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=3 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.
* user warning: Table 'drupal.location' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM location WHERE oid=3 AND type='user' in /htdocs/www/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.

After deploying Drupal, version 4.5.8 (we only have PHP 4.3.2 on this box). I am able to get to the home page, and see the initial instructions on creating a new user who will be the admin.

I create the user, it gives me a password, and asks me to log in again. I do, but it still returns the "login box" and I try to click the link for the admin system, and it says that I don't have access.

I'm running this on postgresql 7.4

I've even done update users set pass=MD5('newpwd') where uid='1'; on the psql command line, and reset my password.

When I go to administer -- users, to see when users last visited, about 15% of them are marked as "never" having visited. If I click on pages viewed, they don't have any. How can this be? These are registered users who have user names and email addresses.

I have installed Drupal 4.7 and Gallery 2.1. Everything is working very nice, gallery url_rewrite also.
In same installation of Drupal I am using Lightbox2 which is very nice working with image.module, but doesn't work with gallery2.

- I checked up in setting of Lightbox2: Enable Gallery 2 Filter
- I activated G2 filter and Lightbox filter

I found that G2 Filter itself generate only picture, not picture which is link.
Here is what G2 Filter generate me: