Post installation

Hi,

I have enabled the settings to "Create new revision" for nodes and whenever I edit the content of that node a new revision is created to which I can revert back. That works like charm. But what I wanted to know is that in case some cracker distorts my website and using cvs tools if I need to get back the nodes that have been distorted where should I look in?

I checked out the database which has the node table but I failed to locate a table where actual data is stored? Where is the repository for storing revisions?

Thanks in advance.

Hi, all! Been searching a bit on this, but nothing pops up.

I've been testing out the Views Module. Seems interesting!

I have a big giant taxonomy list that I want to be able to tag lots of content with. And yet, order is required, so I have been experimenting with the views module.

In the absense of a weblinks module, I made a custom content type (CCK) that has the name of the website, a URL, and a brief description. Ideally, the views module will display nodes from this custom content type in taxonomy order.

http://drupal.org/node/44661

Suggests that drupal passes wai 1,2,3 - but where are the access keys or do these escape the spec?

There was a patch for 4.6 to add access keys to primary and secondary links.

Any idea for 4.7?

I run a community site and we are currently compiling a massive list of local groups who offer various clubs and meetings in the area.

Although these groups hold regular meetings we would prefer not to have them catagorised on the events node due to logistics of keeping such a list updated.

Likewise many are not web enabled so a links database is out of the question.

My idea would be something like :-

Childrens Clubs
club A
Club B
Adult Clubs
Club A
Club B

etc

in 4.6.5

I'm pretty good in css, but nothing I do to the style.css seems to affect the menu li items -- I tried looking at menu.inc file but couldn't see anything that I recognized as bringing in this type of "bullet" in the "build HTML" sections.

any ideas where to work?

in 4.7 I read to look find themename.theme, but I don't have that file in 4.6.5.

a bit scared to upgrade just before site launch, on a deadline.

developing at http://7chambers.com/web/core.html

Hello everybody,

On drupal 4.7.1 some of the internal links I included in a couple of blocks link to the home page but not to the article itself (story or page): theme Chameleon (I just altered the css)

I use this kind of link: <a href="/?=node/12">blahblah</a> I don't use clean urls.

I tried removing the first /

So the link in one block on the left-hand side works all right while the links in two blocks on the right-hand side don't.

It seems it was the same before I moved from 4.7.0 to 4.7.1.