Post installation

I've been looking around, and searching, but can't find a specific file that needs to be edited to put an 'Incude whatever.html' statement into the source code so that I can easily update an html file rather than updating source code all the time.

I want it to show up at the top-right of the pushbutton theme. The side blocks work great for left, and right, but there is no top-right option next to the logo.

It would seem it would go into the .css for the theme, but I wasn't sure if I could put that in there.

Thanks in advance for the help

Greetings,

I have just installed the pdfview module, as well as fpdf, and everything seems to be working fine. No error messages, and I have even configured the access control.

However, at the risk of being seen as extremely simple, how do I use it?
I have no idea what to do now.
Forgive my ignorance, and I thank you in advance for your assistance.

Cheers,

I've been hacking the event.module theme file to bits and am very happy with the results so far.
The one thing that is sorely missing is taxonomy terms in the table view.

Is there a way to do this?
My experiments with "taxonomy_node_get_terms" only result in "Array" printing to the screen.
I'm willing to hack the module if necessary to get this to work. But, since the event module has it's own way of dealing with taxonomy for sorting and searches it is not obvious to me where i can implement this.

Thanks in advance for any pointers.

Hi, I would like to have a combination of content, some nodes to be free, and some nodes to be paid content. If a user wants to look at an article that is part of the "paid content section" then she'll need to either log in or pay and then log in. What is the standard way that this is done?

So, this is the first in a series of posts where I pander the Drupal community to assist me in shortcomings on the social networking/movie distribution website I'm currently designing, Hollywood Can Suck It. The problem I'm currently trying to tackle is a custom block which displays 6 users' pictures (in cropped squares), with links to their profiles, in two columns. So far, I've gotten it to display 6 pictures with usernames, but only in one column and without links. Here's the code for the block (found elsewhere on drupal.org and slightly tweaked):

<?php
/*
* This php snippet loads up a random user object and displays their name and avatar.
* $count controls (x) number of users to display
* $no_avatar controls the path to the default avatar image to display.
*
* tested and works with drupal 4.6.x
*/
$count = 6;
$no_avatar = "http://crewcial.org/blam.gif";
$result = db_query_range(db_rewrite_sql("SELECT * FROM {users} u ORDER BY RAND()"), 0, $count);
while ($user_info = db_fetch_object($result)) {
if($user_info->uid){
if($user_info->picture){
print '


picture.'"
width=70>

';
}
else {
print '

width=70>

';
}
print $user_info->name;

What DB tables/fields do I need to reset in order to re-index my site from the beginning?

I cleared the following:

cache
search_index
search_total

but for some reason the site still seems to think that it has been 100 percent indexed, even though none of the content that should be searchable is coming up.

You can verify at http://news.progressivetrail.org

Thanks,

Salvador