Post installation

I'm setting up custom profile fields for my site then I realized that when you go to http://mydrupalsite.com/user/n (where n is an integer), you will see the profile categories sorted alphabetically. It results into my site displaying the "Contact Information" category before "Personal Information" which is supposed to be the first category. Now, I tried modifying profile.module by replacing all the "ORDER BY category" strings to "ORDER BY fid" but still to no avail. I don't know how to proceed anymore.

We'd like to create a document library using Drupal. We would also like the ability to track which documents each user downloads. Is there a module that provides this level of user tracking?

Thanks,
-=Vince

How to allow define user edit any node page on site?

P.S. for image exist administer image

Hello -

I know there are several threads on the "cannot login" issue but none of posts seemed to do it for me.

So the problem is:
I have installed drupal, created the database, went to the front page, created the first user, got the password displayed and the email sent. Then I clicked on "login" and that is where the "access denied" appears.
After that there is no way I can login.

The database shows that the user exist, the session entry is there, I can see watchdog information as well.

I have tried few things mentioned in the forums but can't seem to be doing it for me: browser cache issues, query on the session table...Still got the problem.

I have a strong suspicion that this is due to my hoster.

On my local PC I am using EasyPHP1.8 and drupal 4.6.6 and this is working fine.

On the public server - where I experience this issue - I am using:
drupal 4.6.6
php 4.3.2
mysql 3.23.58

Note that an another installation with drupal 4.3 was working fine.

The phpinfo() returns the following for the session:

Directive Local Value Master Value
session.auto_start Off Off
session.bug_compat_42 On On
session.bug_compat_warn On On
session.cache_expire 180 180
session.cache_limiter nocache nocache
session.cookie_domain no value no value
session.cookie_lifetime 0 0
session.cookie_path / /
session.cookie_secure Off Off
session.entropy_file no value no value

This is a minor aesthetic issue, but one that's been bothering me a bit, and I'd like to scratch it...

I have a Drupal site with the e-commerce module running. 99% of the site uses regular plain http://example.com URLs, except (naturally) for the e-commerce page that collects payment information -- that one uses SSL, with a corresponding https://example.com/authorize_net URL

I am having trouble customizing the content pages for certain parts of my drupal site. I was able customize the front page of my site for logged in and non logged in users with a module I found, but I would like to customize the page for specific taxonomy terms. For example when I click on a parent term of a taxonomy list I am presented with a list of recent post I believe. I would like not to see this, but to see some custom content that I would make. Also is there a better way to customize the content for the front pages or is the best way with the modules I found?