Does drupal close the mysql connection? how, where and when does Drupal close the mysql connection.
The server hangs with a server load of 120+ and needs to be reset multiple times.
This is not healthy for the server.
Can anybody give me a good example of what you would use the DB Cron module for? I think I understand what it does; I just can't think of a requirement that would call for it.
I'm running Taxonomy Access Control to make some categories private (and unlistable), but Taxonomy DHTML still lists them.
Actually, that's not entirely true -- it depends on which user looks at the Taxonomy DHTML page first. If right after I save my preferences someone without priviliges looks at the Taxonomy DHTML page, the hidden categories are indeed not shown (this is the expected behavior). But, then, if someone who does have privileges looks at the page, the categories are still hidden (incorrect behavior).
I want to have a front page for my lowest level drupal website directory which gives some general info about the site.
I made a basic index.html and put it in my drupal directory.
Next, under adminsiter\settings\general settings
where it says:
Default front page:
The home page displays content from this relative URL. If you are not using clean URLs, specify the part after "?q=". If unsure, specify "node".
I can't seem to give it a path that will see the index.html file.
In the settings, you can set the name of the site. In that field, you can type in a link for an image and the image actually displays. That is awesome and what I want, but the problem with this is the title bar at the top of IE and FireFox. That blue bar at the VERY top doesn't say the name of the site, but instead it displays the html code for the picture.
How can I get this changed or is it possible to do that? I even try to code it in: