Hi,

I have drupal set up directly under my server's document root, and I am pointing to it via a virtual host container in my apache http.conf file. The domain name works fine for the home page but as soon as I click on any link the url changes to the IP number! I managed to enable clean urls for the installation just yesterday and this switching of urls is seriously beginning to bug me!!

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,
Maha

Hi,

I was wondering how I can remove the | which seperates the page title and the website name.
Ex. drupal.org | Community plumbing

Which file is this included in? I've looked around but can't seem to find it.

Any help would be appreciated.

DNP Team
http://www.digitalnaturepictures.com

How can I prevent users from seeing error messages? For instance, when my module tries to fetch a xml feed and the XML server rejects access (happens from time to time), my users see the php error message, including the password I sent in the URL in order to get access to the server. I use @fopen but although I use the @, drupal seems to redirect error messages for its own error log and thus allows users to see what they are not supposed to see. Can anyone help me?

Hi,
I've been using drupal for a month now, and I am very impressed. see www.DIYPhotography.net - still unser constraction, but improving... Almost all my needs are answered in 4.6, or addressed in 4.7.
I want to add a "more of this category" section to each of my articles, with out having to manually manage it. Somthing that will look like this (say this story is oart of term A):
story/page Header
story content, and the story continues
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We have Drupal running the website for my ski club (what is generally referred to as "corporate" sites in Drupal talk, as opposed to a "community site" since it doesn't have much (yet) in the way of user participation), though this is a non-profit - we are using Drupal as a CMS to make it easier for staff and board members to update posts, and it generally has been working great.

We'd like to add some photo galleries, and after checking out the options it looked as though the basic image module would do the trick (along with image_pub to simplify the uploading of images).

The image module says it has "basic image gallery functionality - for organizing and displaying images in albums". Great! Basic image gallery functionality is what I am looking for! Problem is -- I'm not sure if it is even too basic for my basic needs, or if I just haven't figure out how to configure that functionality.

I can upload many pictures to the site, into the appropriate 'gallery', using Gallery Remote. Once there, however, now what? I knew the pictures were there, and after quite a bit of hunting around in the forums (is this documented?) I found that the list of galleries was available at my test site, www.leslieville.ca/pineridge/?q=image. OK so far. Note that I have not (at least not deliberately) made any changes to how these should be displayed.

Question: I'm not sure what or how determines how the galleries are displayed. If you look at the above, it is a navigational disaster - the "sample" images for each gallery seem to be going off to the right and a little bit below. I'm guessing that using the image_pub module (which is great in terms of usability) might complicate things here? Even if I manage to click on something that opens up the gallery I'm looking for, it is still a mess - I end up with some slices of all the photos in the gallery, with text and/or captions in seemingly random places. I'm guessing this is my fault, something to do with the site theme that has made the image module, for all practical purposes, unsuable. I looked and couldn't figure out what it was that was determining the layout for the galleries - any suggestions as to how to customize this?

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