Post installation

I installed logintoboggan and would like to pre-authorize new users to use the site. The message that they currently get right after submitting their new user information is something to the effect of: "you new user name and password have been emailed to you. You must check your email to access this site."

In fact, they already have nearly full access to the site, and I want that message to tell them that.

Is there a php file that needs to be modified for me to change that message?

Thanks,

Vince

When a user signs up for an account, sometimes Drupal emails them their password and sometimes it doesn't. I sat with a friend and watched him set up an account and it did not email him (we tried multiple usernames and email addresses). When I set up an account, I get the password emailed to me.

The only module that I downloaded was poormanscron

Any help is most appreciated.

For some reason my flexiMAX theming is adding line breaks right before I state which field to display. For example, within the flexinode teaser area I have:

Abstract:{3}
Company:{2}

But the actual output shows up like this:

Abstract:
{3}

Company:
{2}

Is there a way I can get these elements to line up without the breaks?

Is it possible to use different content types ni a book? I have created a node in flexinode wich would be more suitable to my book and I'd like to use it, instead of 'book page'.

I have two books with really different content, so could I make two content types in flexinode and use them in separate books? The advantage of using flexinodes in book is also that I could search exact fields in them with flexisearch. If two different node types is not possible, could I edit fields in 'book page' node and search these fields with flexisearch. Which files sould I edit?

I just tried the XML button on my website for the first time (www.ubuntuwebservers.com) and it came back with this error:

http://www.ubuntuwebservers.com/?q=node/feed

I thinkmy drupal installation is pretty standard stuff. Here are the installed modules:

I have drupal installed in public_html root folder. I upload an XML file using FTP to the same folder and set appropriate permissions (755). If I try to access this file from a client browser I get a 404 error.

I can upload the same file successfully using upload module, but it saves the file in a subdirectory, when I need it to be in the root.