Post installation

event module is not working... expired events is still listed. is this normal? kts

Hi,

I'm new to drupal. Recently installed it and got it working fine. I can't seem to be able to display the "search" link under the navigation or the "search form" somewhere on the page.

To save time here is what I've done:

1. enabled the search module
2. enabled the menu module
3. make "navigation" the parent item of "search"
4. enabled navigation under "block"

Did I miss something?

Kind regards,

Jorge Garifuna

I have a number of different customized node-types (flexinode) specifically linked up to separate vocabularies. Taxonomy Access allows me to limit what people can see based on vocabularies. I can also create different kinds of users and set the permissions differently, so in theory I can stop access to content in specific vocabularies whilst still allowing clients to post to that vocabulary. That is half of what I want already. On top of that, though, I want to give access only after a story has been added to that topic area (vocabulary) has been made.

Is it possible in Drupal (I'm using version 4.7 beta2 now) to restrict some forums so, that only specified users can post to them and all other users can only view the content? I'm new to Drupal and till now I didn't find such option there.

If it's possible, how can I configure the forum to achieve this???

I installed Drupal 4.7 after a few problems, on my end. Now I want to use it on multiple sites. I have read all of the multi user threads and think I have a handle on it. Just want to check and see if I have it right.

I want all sites to be different, so I need to create seperate database's for all of them correct? I just need to update the settings.php files for each site.
Is this even close?
I am a newbie...So be easy on me... :OP

How can I show the taxonomy_menu to anonymous users, but hidding vocabulary items whose terms are hidden by category permissions?