Post installation

Is there a possibility to overwrite the default handling of shown nodes depending on taxonomy-term?

Normally the assoziated nodes to a taxonomy are only shown in a parent-taxonomy, if the additional paremeter '/all' is set.
( http://www.med-magazin-text.de/taxonomy/term/6 => http://www.med-magazin-text.de/taxonomy/term/6/all ).
But this destroys the navigation.

I'm new to Drupal, and have just installed 4.7.2 at DreamHost. My new installation seems to work fine, except new modules don't display when I FTP them to the Modules directory. Existing modules show up on the Settings >> Modules page, but new Modules (eg, Adsense, Pathauto) simply don't appear.

I've spent hours looking for an answer with no luck. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Hi

This is specifically for Drupal 4.7

I have a website www.abc.com.
I've just added the sub domain docs.abc.com which points to www.abc.com.
The homepage of docs.abc.com and www.abc.com looks exactly the same.

I would like users who login on www.abc.com to also be logged into docs.abc.com

is there any module to do the subject . i mean, modules like "attachment","filestore2" are uploading files to there default directories . but i need not an "attachment" but a simple module that makes possible to view directory structure (from /files) select directory and upload a file into it.

Just been playing around with the theming funtions for $links

http://api.drupal.org/api/HEAD/function/theme_links

but can’t seem to get it working for taxonomy terms

foreach ( $links as $key => $link ) {
// Print the link

print $link['#title'];

Works for part of my node that are events but not for the taxonomy term all Im getting returned is a < symbol

Any one got any pointer for theming taxonomy terms

I'm using the category and views modules. I've created a container, populated it with categories, and categorized some nodes with the categories. I've also installed the category module's taxonomy wrapper.

I now want to use the views module to create a block listing the categories in the container.