Post installation

Hi Everyone,

I've been reading the Greenash articles on Taxonomy and Heirarchical URL Aliasing, and I don't see an answer to what i'm trying to do here... My question is pretty simple. I've removed "?q=" by enabling the Clean URL module, but I want to go a step further and alias all of the variables in the url.

OK, I've read all of GreenAsh.net's articles on breadcrumbs and taxonomies, but I cannot figure out how to change a breadcrumb link. I have a simple category that has 3 primary items with 2 levels under each. I need to find out how to make any of the three top-level terms in my blog category show all the posts when clicked in the breadcrumb. For instance, making (taxonomy/term/2) really work like (taxonomy/term/2/all). Any ideas? TIA

I'm a new to Drupal still, so maybe I'm missing something obvious. I'm using front_page to restrict access to a school site from all but pre-registered parents and teachers. My problem is that, on logout, my navigation and "custom" menu blocks still show up. I tried directing logouts to a block-free node called 'restricted', by editing a few drupal_goto lines in user.module:

I’m modding the feedback module so I may have the fields I require and in doing so I’ve gotten the following error after submitting info: warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to mail.telsnetgy.net:25 in /home/mysite/public_html/modules/feedback.module on line 376.

What is causing this error? Below is a copy of the modded feedback module and I would be grateful for any help.

<?php

//$Id: feedback.module,v 1.37 2005/06/04 02:14:28 kbahey Exp $

// Copyright 2004-2005 Khalid Baheyeldin http://2bits.com

function feedback_help ($section = 'admin/help#feedback') {
$output = '';

switch($section) {
case 'admin/help#feedback':
$output .= t("

Users with the correct permissions can send feedback
to the site admin via email from a form on the site.

To enable its use, a user needs the \"access feedback\" permission.

The site admin specifies the email address that the users send to, as well as other
parameters, such as what fields to show the user to fill (name, address, email), whether
the user address is to be validated, and whether to log all attempts to use this form.

The email address is never visible to the users, and therefore cannot be used by SPAM
harvesters.

",
array("%permissions" => url("admin/user/permission"), "%feedback" => url("feedback")));
break;
case 'admin/modules#description':
$output = t("Enables visitors to your site to provide feedback from a web form.");
break;
}

return $output;
}

function feedback_perm() {
return array ('can send feedback');
}

function feedback_menu($may_cache) {
global $user;
$items = array();

$access = user_access('can send feedback');
$title = variable_get("feedback_nav_link", "feedback");

if ($may_cache) {
$items[] = array(
'path' => 'feedback',
'callback' => 'feedback_page',
'title' => $title,
'access' => $access,
'weight' => 0);
}

return $items;
}

function feedback_link($type, $node = 0, $main = 0) {
global $user;

$links = array();

if ($type == 'page' && user_access('can send feedback')) {
$links[] = l(t('feedback'), 'feedback');
}

return $links;
}

function feedback_settings() {
$output .= form_textfield(t("Navigation link text"), "feedback_nav_link",
variable_get("feedback_nav_link", "feedback"), 80, 300,
t("The text that will be shown in the navigation link"));

$output .= form_textfield(t("Feedback Page Header"), "feedback_pageheader",
variable_get("feedback_pageheader", "Use this form to send us feedback"), 80, 300,
t("The page header text that will be shown at the top of the feedback page"));

$output .= form_textfield(t("Default Email Address"), "feedback_email",
variable_get("feedback_email", ""), 80, 300,
t("The email address which should receive all form submissions"));

$output .= form_textfield (t("Subject Prefix"), "feedback_subject_prefix",
variable_get("feedback_subject_prefix", "Feedback: "), 80, 80,
t("The prefix that should be added before the subject on each email"));

$output .= form_textarea (t("Instructions"), "feedback_instructions",
variable_get("feedback_instructions", "Enter your message below: "), 60, 10,
t("The instructions that will be displayed for the user on how to fill the form"));

$output .= "
";

$output .= form_textfield (t("Result Message - Success"), "feedback_rmsg_success",
variable_get("feedback_rmsg_success", "Thank you for your message."), 80, 80,
t("The message that will be printed upon successfully completing the feedback request"));

$output .= form_textfield (t("Result Message - Failure"), "feedback_rmsg_failure",
variable_get("feedback_rmsg_failure", "There are errors in your form."), 80, 80,
t("The message that will be printed upon encountering an error in the feedback request"));

$output .= "

" . t("Fields to include on the form:") . "

how can i change "|" at the page title?

it is like that: projects | drupal.org
but i want to change it like that: projects - drupal.org

"|" --> "-"

Has anyone successfully configured del.icio.us' daily blog posting experimental feature with drupal?

http://theory.isthereason.com/?p=499 describes what the feature is all about and how to configure it with wordpress.

I've tried various permutations off and on all day but consistently get the same error message...
metaWeblog.newPost fault was: server error. invalid method parameters. Any suggestions on how to get more information on the drupal side? Nothing appears in my logs.