Post installation

HI,
I was wondering if is there a snip. code that display a specific node with teaser(specific # of words) and thumb. image?
can someone show me how?

something like u see on cnn.com a image with teaser.

i would like to impliment it into my dashboard. :)

thanks

Hello,

I maintain a network of Drupal based sites and I'd like to get an email notification when a comment is left. I have the subscription module installed.

This would be for comments left on nodes that I didn't create. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.

I'm having trouble with URL aliases
I noticed my blog aliases didn't done correctly.

instead adding this: blog/user1
it did this: personal_blog1, personal_blog2

which is very hard to track who is the author of these blogs..

did anyone experienced the same thing? thanks

Hi, I am new to drupal and was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. I want to setup a site for multiple high schools to each have there own blog. So lets say the school name was "Sample" then when they sign up their blog would be created under www.domain.com/sample . Students could then post articles blog entries, polls, whatever, etc. Only relevant information to the school would then show up on their site.

Any suggestions for getting me going in the right direction...

Thanks in advance.

I have had a standalone-apache server for quite a while now and have a whole folder structure I'd like to keep as the apache fancyindexing shows it -just that i'd love to have it built into my new drupal portal, so that you virtually see the apache foldernavigation view 'as is', built into the drupal page.

If i didn't make myself clear please feel free to ask.

Thanks in advance!

Phil

I want to run a separate calendar program on a site that is otherwise running drupal.

If I move .htaccess, I can access "http://www.example.com/calendar" just fine, but with .htaccess in place, I get a drupal "not found" page when I try to view the calendar. This has come up for me before on other projects where for whatever reason I wanted to allow access to a particular directory in a site that was otherwise running drupal. I know there "/calendar/", but I can't quite figure out where to start.