Post installation

I didn't post this in the issue tracker because I understand we are moving on to 4.7 but I would appreciate any input.

A few pages (3 so far out of 1,800) on my drupal website show incorrect/extraneous refers/statistics when viewing the "track" tab. There doesn't seem to be a rhyme or reason to which pages. Basically, there are a lot of entries in the list that belong to other pages. The wrong entries are duplicated on their correct/appropriate pages so nothing is lost - there's just extra where it doesn't belong.

I'm new to Drupal and we have set up at site where we will have the members i The Swedish Computer Association to discuss what they wan't on a new website.

We have installed the subscriptions module to let our members subscribe to different discussion topics. What I want to do is change the default emailtext so I can have it in Swedish. I have search this forum but and the documentation but can't find any help to where I can do that. Please point me in the right direction.

Hello all,

I'm trying out the context sensitive navigation offered by using Primary Links in both the primary and secondary links areas. For the most part it works fine, however it doesn't allow Tertiary or even Quaternary levels of links. I would assume that these levels would appear as 'twisties' in the secondary links menu (assuming a standard sidebar menu) but they don't.

Is there a reason for this?

Thanks
Adam

How do I know if the ping module is working correctly?

I have enabled it, I received no errors, and nothing shows up in the logs.

Thanks.

(short preface to post: I am completely new to Drupal and databases, and although I am really trying to learn as much as I can, I just can't figure this one out myself...)

I have just installed the categories module on a fresh install of Drupal 4.7 (which went very smoothly!). This module is actually the reason I settled on Drupal as a CMS as I run a non blog site and it gives me exactly the functionality I need - or rather it would, if I could get it to work!

I followed the module's install instructions, including manually installing the taxonomy wrapper and I was getting some database errors when I clicked on the categories menu option in the admin panel. At this point I panicked and thought I might have installed the wrapper wrongly, so I re-installed the original taxonomy.module, and the categories module again. This time I didn't bother installing the taxonomy wrapper. But I am still getting the same messages. This is what I get when I tried to create a new container:


# user warning: Table 'database_name.category' doesn't exist query: SELECT c.cid, c.*, h.parent, n.title, cn.admin_title FROM category c INNER JOIN category_hierarchy h ON c.cid = h.cid INNER JOIN node n ON c.cid = n.nid LEFT JOIN category_cont cn ON c.cid = cn.cid LEFT JOIN category c2 ON h.parent = c2.cid WHERE (c2.cid IS NOT NULL OR h.parent = 0) AND n.status = 1 AND n.moderate = 0 ORDER BY c.weight, n.title in /home/seema/domains/mydomain.com/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.

Using the profile module we create profile categories. Drupal displays the tabs for this within the body of the page (ul.tabs.secondary). How can we disply these tabs within a block instead? Instead of showing the tabs within the body I would like to show the profile category menu in the left navigation of my site when the client logs in. At present the person has to click my account and then edit to get to the categories section. Any ideas?