Post installation

I have a client that wants a Thank You page that a prospective user gets directed to after they log in. The current behavior is that when a new user registers, they get an email, and redirected back to the home page. I'd like to send them to a static page instead.

I've scanned through the user.module to try to figure out where to put a redirect, but haven't figured it out. Any hints?

I do about 98% of my browsing in FireFox and was testing a page of my newly converted-to-Drupal web site when I discovered that the first paragraph of several pages was indented, but only in Internet Explorer. My site uses a modified PushButton theme converted to PHPTemplate. Does anyone have any clue why this would happen?

Thanks,

David Cornelius
www.corneliusconcepts.com

Nice introduction and a little background

Hey dudes and dudettes,
I have been designated webmaster for an organization I'm with, I can't find a correct translation for the word of what we're doing, but it's about training and competing with dogs ("Brukshunklubb" in swedish).

I thought that I'd make a proper site, where the members (and others) can actually interact. So I've scouted out the most CMS/Portals/blogwares etc. around and found Drupal. Which is the only one I like, although I'm at total loss since there isn't anything you can't do with Drupal! It may sound strange, but since Drupal is formed the way it is, it's really hard to "categorize" for a newbie if you get what I mean.

The things that I want is pretty simple, a nice frontpage, a photogallery (gallery.module looks great), a forum and a linkfarm.
So far I've come to understand the basics, I've set up several Drupal's, so the frontpage and forums I can make... It's worse with the gallery and linkfarm.

I am implementing a Drupal site for a client and am curious as to how I could handle archiving old content.

Is there a way to set up a cron job to delete a node after a certain amount of time or to maybe assign it to a taxonomy term like old news, etc? Any Ideas?

Hi,

I'm using flexinodes and each one has a thumbnail. I'd very much like the thumbnail to appear in the search results, but I can't figure out how to theme search results.

Here: http://drupal.org/node/33650 is code snippet that appears to do what I want, but the instructions are a little vague. Where to I add this code? To the search.module itself or somewhere else?

Or is there an easier way to theme search results that I'm missing?

Running CVS HEAD as of yesterday. LAMP platform. Started running into an error when creating new users, both as Admin through Settings -> Users -> Add User - and through "Register a new account" as an anonymous user.

Basically I enter a valid username and e-mail address and it returns the error "You must enter a username", "You must enter an e-mail address" as if I hadn't entered them. Truncated cache - same thing. Rebooted server - same thing. Searched the forums and couldn't find anyone else with this problem.