Post installation

I don't know if this is possible, through the built-in features at least, but I am trying to create a context-sensitive menu for the Navigation block whereby I create a Home link that will only appear when I am not on the Home page. Or put another way, that won't appear when I am on the Home page.

Hi. Can anyone tell me with what module/s the snazzy new module download page was made? I like the tabs and the pulldown menu for sorting material that the page uses. I've been looking for a solution to sorting/filtering directory listings. Thanks.

I have a beta site at http://beta.example.com. I have followed the Best Practices Guidelines and therefore have created

/drupal
  /sites
      /default
        settings.php
      /beta.example.com
        settings.php
        /modules
        /themes
        /files

Everything work fine.

Hi. For some reason my site doesn't like to save user login information. Do you know why this is?

Thanks!

JP

Hi, everyone: I am having the damndest time figuring this out, so I hope someone here can enlighten me. We've spent almost a year building an enormous collaborative news site based on Drupal - it will open in about ten days at http://conk.com - and everything seems to be running fine. The problem we're experiecing happens when we try to test stuff: When we log out as one user and then attempt to log in as another, response time slows to a crawl for the remainder of that login session. The problem happens when another computer on the same network (same external IP) tries to login as another Drupal user; and my partner, who lives on the other side of the country (different ISP), has noticed this happening in his testing, too.

please help!!! i want to add content to my newly created flexiblocks. am i right in assuming that i make any changes to the flexiblock module???

Administrator defined blocks

An administrator defined block contains content supplied by you (as opposed to being generated automatically by a module). Each admin-defined block consists of a title, a description, and a body which can be as long as you wish. The Drupal engine will render the content of the block.