Post installation

Hi,

Quite new to Drupal, so i thought i'd try this after hours of endless searching.

My problem is this:

I need to show blocks based on taxonomy terms. That is, say a user goes to the section "About Us", and this section contains 10 sub-pages like "Employees", "Contact Us" - and so on. What i would like to do is to show a certain navigation menu only for the nodes/pages that are a part of the "About Us" section. How do i do that?

Check out the title on this page: http://7cworldwide.com/?q=forum/71

The title gets all jumbled up when Hebrew characters from the forum name and English characters from the site name are combined. I know it's cosmetic but does anyone have any ideas on how to get around this problem?

Thanks,
Lane

I've been running a drupal site for months and running cron daily with no problems... until today. After running cron, a typical page on my site looks like:

{head} {styles} {_BLOCK_.header.site_name} {_BLOCK_.header.site_slogan} {secondary_links}
{primary_links}
{_BLOCK_.header.search_box}
{_BLOCK_.header.blocks} {_BLOCK_.header.title} {_BLOCK_.header.message}
{submitted} {_BLOCK_.node.taxonomy}
{content}
{_BLOCK_.node.links}
{_BLOCK_.footer.blocks}

Anyone have a clue as to what may have happened?

I logged in to my 4.7 beta 5 test site as "Test User". I entered a message in the forums, which shows up as an active discussion. But clicking on "My forum discussions" while logged in as that user shows an empty list for "Recent Posts by Test User".

If I log in as myself, user #1, my "My forum discussions" shows all content I've created, not just forum discussions. Two issues, maybe...

I have the tracker module enabled. Any ideas?

I thought I remember this being a setting somewhere in Drupal a few releases ago but I haven't been able to find it recently.
Does anyone know if there is a setting that sets up a time-limit for people being logged in after their session becomes inactive because a lot of people just leave themselves signed in and it seems like the cookie just stays there. Thanks.

Seems like a simple enough task but I see no obvious way to do it.