Post installation

Hi,

I'm using civicspace 0.8.2 and am having a few last minute design issues that I'd like to iron out.

One of the most frustrating is that I have a block that links to a menu of items that are only accessible to logged-in users. So, if an anon user visits the site they see the block heading without anything underneath it.

Is there any way round this?

ok, i've worked out much of the new forms api.. very nice compared to the brutish hacks i was going to implement... great. Now only one more frontier remains:

Seriously, this is one of the hardest things I've ever had to try and install... And I just cant get it to work. Instructions are different all around the place. On the tinymce there arent any particular instruction (that I could find) relating to drupal, and the what's available on drupal is too vague.

Obviously it's me because other people seem to have it up and running, but these are y problems:

1) instructions I have state:

1. Place the entire tinymce directory into your Drupal modules/   directory.

which (after extracting the latest version creates a directory structure like this:

/modules        ... the directory asked to copy the files to
   |
   + tinymce    ... first level directory of the extracted files
   |    |
   |    + docs
   |    |
   |    + examples
   |    |
   |    + jscripts
   |    |    |
   |    |    + tinymce
   |    |        |
   |    |        + langs
   |    |        |
   |    |        + plugins
   |    |        . 
   |    |        .
   |    + po     .

This directory structure seems very convoluted and unweildy... not to mention that when you try and use/administer it, it comes up with errors.

But then in install point 3:

3. Place the entire 'tinymce' engine folder inside your modules/tinymce directory. So the TinyMCE engine will live in modules/tinymce/tinymce

huh?
a) where is the tinymce 'engine'? and

I recently created a website with Drupal 4.7 and I am quite satisified with its features. I could do all I wanted for the moment and even tweaking turned to be easy. But the management of trimming is kind of hard to get ; I just want to set the blog page so that all the displayed blog entries are not trimmed.
Neither the administer > settings > content types not the administer > settings > posts sections seem to be the answer to my need (the first one has no setting related to trimming and the second one does not affect the blog page trimming). I sure can use a '

Hi there,

I installed drupal 4.6.5 about two weeks ago and am quite convinced by it. There's lots of nice modules out there too, but I'm wondering if the following can be done:

I'm running drupal 4.6.5 and the site otherwise appears to be working properly, however, I keep seeing "Failed to notify pingomatic.com (site)." in the logs. I haven't been able to to find anything by searching the archive or google for what might be the problem. The hosting provider is runnin php 4.3.10.

Anyone have any suggestions for determining what the problem is?