Post installation

Hi all, hope this is the right place to post this question.

I have just installed Drupal 4.7.2 and added the Xinha htlmarea as a WYSIWYG editor for textarea formfields. I have enabled 'formatblock' in the htmlarea toolbar and just tried using it to format headings in a test page.

The headings display OK in the WYSIWYG and look OK in the code view within the editor, but when I display the page, the headings are showing as ordinary text ... ie:

Code view in WYSIWYG editor shows:

Drupal 4.6x

I was going through my Referrer logs and found someone searched and accessed my site on this phrase

javascript:__doPostBack p

is this something to be concerned about?

thanks

Hi,

I’m newbie to Drupal, hence my apologize in advance if the issue is too easy 

Recently I installed Drupal 4.7 with the intention to build sub-communities within my site, and I choose Organic Group as the facilitator.

Some of the groups would be characterized by a movie and I’d like this movie (or a link to) to be shown immediately as a member login.
I’d appreciate any advice on the subject.

Thanks in advance,
Emek

Hey all
I'm using Drupal 4.7 with Gallery 2.1 and official module, but whenver i enable Pushbutton theme, the gallery's fonts grow out of proportion messing up the site.

How can i tell Drupal not to increase the font size in gallery when i use pushbutton theme?

Hi, I'm using flexinode to build custom category pages with the category module. These nodes are categories so I can later attach content to them...

The thing is I want a user to be able to submit s specific content only to the categories (nodes) he has created himself.

For example I create a node type "house" and a user can create a house profile that is also a category. Then I want the user to post a post on any of the three houses he submitted, not any other category that others may have created.

I hope I"m clear enough, english is not my first language.

Hi guys,

I'm trying to a build a community site running Drupal 4.7. I'm trying to make the most out of the organic groups module utilizing og_forum, but I think right now I'm struggling at best. So, a few things:

1) I only want users to be able to post a forum topic in a group that they're registered in, and currently viewing. I.e. they click on a group they're in, click on post message, and drupal automatically does whatever it does so that the message can only go to that forum (and they can’t to the forums page from the breadcrumb, see the true list of forums, and starting posting there). To stop any random user from posting in any random group, I made Audiences mandatory (close to what I was looking for, although I wish there was a way Drupal automatically selected the audience).

2) Audiences clears up the "intruding user" problem with forums, but now everything requires an audience. For example, I was trying to use the image module (and later acidfree and the good old album module) to allow people to have personal albums - now they have to check one of the group audiences. This automatically associates the album with that group, and adds links on the groups site for making more and more albums for the group...yuck.

3) In OG I disabled all groups from appearing on the registration form, yet when you create a new group, the box to enable the group's listing during registration remains, and users can still have groups on the form. The only way I've been able to stop that was totally disabling groups, and that just makes the circle start all over again.