Post installation

Hello,

I'm using the 'forum' module, but when I post a message it says "This Topic has been Moved" for every single message when I click back into the forum. The link destination is always http://www.covcf.org.uk/heartlands/index.php?q=forum/0 and when clicked returns the user to the forum first page.

I have what appears to be a bogus entry that's listing an "n/a" on the front page as shown in this image
http://www.macintechsig.org/A1.jpg

I can't seem to figure out where it came from or how I created it

In looking at the list of articles, nothing appears there. And nothing jumps out when I look at the mysql tables but i confess that I'm not sure what I should be looking for there

I did delete a test user, could this be the cause of the problem?

any insights are appreciated

I'm using the front_page.module to create different pages for anonymous and logged-in users. The anonymous one is easy - just a static message in HTML. The autheticated users one uses snippets, and I've run into a glitch because I only pretend to know anything at all about php and mysql. :)

Hi, there.
I don't want visitors to clearly see that my site uses Drupal. I want them to know that I have developed it myself. Any tips?

P.S. Sorry, Dries, cvs members etc

Trying to find a module that can create forms

I need to include an option to add an attachment to a set of forms ie an image .... I've tried using the webforms but the attachment is added on the creation of the form ie a file is required to be added at creation not exactly what I'm looking for

what other ways are there of adding a file to a set of forms

I need a means that gives me more control on the display and position properties

tks

M

I'm fairly new to Drupal - and am playing with 4.7 now. I think it will allow me to handle menus the way I want......

menu_primary_links() is basically it. I can put the top level of a given menu in one area - then the secondary level - of the same menu - somewhere else. (I realize that print theme('links', $primary_links); and print theme('links', $secondary_links); in the theme - plus the admin>settings>menu settings do the same thing... but read on...)