Post installation

I''m completely new to Drupal and have spent some hours trying to get it to work the way I want. I basically want to create a site for a small association and want it to have two section: a member and a "public" part. The public part should contain information about the association, while the member part will contain "private" information. My problem is that I can't figure out how to do this.

I am using image files to create my product files and am building a bilingual site.

In my product node, I need the "add to cart" in the footer links to appear BEFORE the little language switcher flags.
Can't seem to find a way to switch the two, as they both seem to be called by $links...

I am creating a custom module for a client to manage their customer cases (insurance industry related.) The cases are submitted by either external insurance company claim reps or internal employee staff members.

I have created a role "staff and enabled the permission "administer case nodes" as defined by the custom module. However, I don't want members of "staff" to adminstrate any other node types so "administer nodes" is disabled.

The hook_menu() function includes the following non-cached entry:

Hi All.

What is your favorite html editor? I have tried HTMLArea and FckEditor and like the file upload features in FckEditor but still find it a bit undesirable as it changes my code a lot. (ie, php snippets tags get changed from "<?php" to "<---p".) I don't care for HTMLArea since it doesnt support placing images (visually) at all.

I know there are others out there so I wanted to see what everyone prefers.

Thanks,
Alan

How do I set different primary links for differnt users by roles ?
The HTML code in the settings pannel ignores any PHP code...

I'm running Drupal on my personal webserver and share a codebase for multiple pages. Which I personally LOVE doing. I host pages for friends and family running Drupal and it works just great.

I use the upload module and my html abilities to add images to my own blog but I can't expect them to do that.

I'm looking for the best way of integrating WYSIWYG and inline imaging into Drupal. I know there are many modules that offer part of that solution or the whole thing.

I'd like to hear some reccomendations from the community.

Best wishes,
Andri