The problem I am having is that every post is made public to all of my groups, even when "public" is not checked. In the OG settings, I have also enabled "Visible only within the targeted groups", but this does not seem to be effective.
I have also deleted all of the posts and created new ones - yet everyone sees them.
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After I installed Drupal 4.7.2, I noticed that if I type in a garbage address, such as hyyp://mydomain.com/asdftyduf, I get a page with a navigation bar and header, but only a single "2" in the body. I thought there would be some "Page Not Found" message.
Everytime I try to post the following in a story Drupal returns a file not found. I have tested with other types of stuff and it gets through fine. What would be the problem?
Welcome to another Jack NimsWorth interview. This time we interview Aqua from the 3dna forums. Jack NimsWorth: Well let's get started. Aqua how did you find 3dna? Aqua: A little bird told me, no seriously, someone posted v.90 to WinCustomize (awesome site!) as a news item. The article made it sound like all that, the comments on the article heavily dissed it, so I came over and found out the TRUTH for myself. JS: Awesome! When did you start making websites? Aqua: Whoee, quite a while ago, do you want the short or long version? JS: Long! Aqua: Well, I was introduced to the web way back in 1994 in ninth grade. I flat out loved it, all these pages, all that knowledge, all that porn, all there free for the taking and easy to find! It took maybe half an hour before I asked the librarian how the heck all that was done. Turns out she was the only person in the whole school who knew. Well, she gave me this four page list of basic tags, half an hour later I had my first site on Geocities... Comedian's Corner as I recall. Well, I was hooked, CC later expanded to about 300 pages chock full of the best jokes I could find and I was seriously hooked, especially since my counter was getting into five digits. Fast forward a few years and in my Senior year I did the website for my school and also did a section of the Naval Academy's website. After graduation I moved on down to North Carolina and went commercial in late '99. Since this summer I've been able to live on what I earn as a freelance web designer. :-) In the past month I've been trying to design a template that even idiots could turn into a site, with Channel 3DNA I had my first success in that area. (Just kidding Jack) Well, that may be a bit longer than you wanted, but you asked for it :-P
I believe that I'm looking for a taxonomy module to do this for me, but please bear with me as I'm just getting familiar with Drupal.
I'm using the 'fancy' theme in 4.7.2 and I'd like to make the primary links (that run across the top) into what the Wordpress folks call 'category tags'.
I'm arranging my images by collection/theme in the containers and categories in the sidebar. Now I'd like to categorize each of my images by their dominant color scheme, irregardless of what collection/theme they belong to, along the top 'primary links'.