Post installation

Drupal 4.7.6
PHP 4.4.2
Apache 1.3.3
MySQL 4.1.14
Drupal lives in /home/mydir/public_html/home on my ISP's server.

This has me a bit stumped. When I create content, the image_assist button under the body textarea has this path, which doesn't work because of the "/home//home/?q etc":

http://www.duggoff.com/home//home/?q=img_assist/add%26editor%3Dtinymce&textarea=edit[body]

However, the image_assist button which appears directly below the log message textarea has this path:

Drupal 4.7.6
PHP 4.4.2
Apache 1.3.3
MySQL 4.1.14
Drupal lives in /home/mydir/public_html/home on my ISP's server.

This has me a bit stumped. When I create content, the image_assist button under the body textarea has this path, which doesn't work because of the "/home//home/?q etc":

http://www.duggoff.com/home//home/?q=img_assist/add%26editor%3Dtinymce&textarea=edit[body]

However, the image_assist button which appears directly below the log message textarea has this path:

Hi all,
Drupal 4.4.6 - it looks like i have some clients that are not keeping the "base href" tag, and i get loads of 404s.
now, i have enabled 404 to go to a spesific node (via administer settings), and now this node is in the top of lists.
is there any solution for this?
what can I do to prevent clients from breaking the base href rool? (or can i all all?)
thanks,
Udi.

I have a client that would like to be able to display the "teaser" of a post on the front page for all to see, but have only authenticated users to be able to access the text after "More" is selected. Is there any way to do this with Drupal and/or a contributed module?

Thansk, Bryan

My Drupal 4.7 Beta Site

Hello folks

This is my first time with Drupal. I could manage the installation and now I am "playing" in the administrator area.
I did create a menu using the option "add menu", then created menu items using the option "add menu entries".
The problem is that this main menu I did create it's showed on the main homepage but NOT the entries (childs) of this menu. How I am missing?

Thanks a lot.

David.

I am setting up a community website for my hometown and would like to allow the non-technical users of the town to control the content of the pages, stories, webforms, etc.