Post installation

check at www.waverleybrookfarm.com and you will see I have hidden the title class which drupal generates all it's linked titles with. I have created a .title1 class in style.css to add titles to all my static pages. When I search, all the titles are hidden too, creating a problem. Any way to assign the search results to my title1 class?

Thanks

how would i edit this to show only nodes of taxonomy term 1?

This is from nodevote

$sql = db_rewrite_sql('SELECT n.nid, n.title, AVG(vote) AS av_avg FROM {node} n, {nodevote} nv WHERE n.nid = nv.nid GROUP BY n.nid ORDER BY av_avg DESC');

i know i need to add n.tid = 1 or something.. somewhere. but whenever i try i get errors. ive tried all kinds of combinations .. i cant guess how to do it.

Maybe this isn't possible, but if someone knows how to make it so then I would appreciate the info.

I would like to restrict, based on a list of keywords, user names that new users may NOT use to register accounts. I don't want to have to manually create a bunch of accounts myself, in order to protect names I don't want used. Some users have tried to register accounts under names such as "webmaster", which I consider a security/public relations issue as other members may think this person IS the webmaster.

Assistance is appreciated.

hello everyone, and by the way, congratulations to all the developers for the Release Candidate! :-)

Okay, here's my question...

I've got tortoisesvn setup on windows and have tried to download the repositories using the url:

http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/drupal/

which I thought was where the repositories are stored... but I get the error:

Hi,

Is it possible to have drupal take some action after the user adds a new profile?

For example, I'd like the admin to be sent an email, which would include the user's contact information.

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

I'm thoroughly frustrated. I am developing a site for a specialized professional audience. We have purchased a Thunderstone search appliance that will crawl the site, and others, and rank order search results based on a thesaurus being developed at a major university specifically for this audience (an emerging specialty in the field of international law).