Post installation

Or would it not even be worth that trouble?

On my forum topics page it looks like this:

Topic Replies Created Last Reply

Is there any way to remove the "Last Reply" column?

Also, does Drupal allow for an e-mail to be sent out to a user when a new reply has been posted to a topic?

Thanks,
myeire

I see tabed menus on over the place with drupal, but I can't figure out how to make one.

Hey all,

I need a little help on this one.

I have a custom block and I want to put in a link called "edit my profile". This link would point to www.domain.com/user/#/edit/personal%20information where # is for the user number.

My other links print in a list like this:

Hello,

While playing the round robin of editors for Drupal, we think we hit a winner with Xinha and the HTMLAREA module. The only issue is the inability to place thumbnail images into the posts.

We currently use TinyMCE with ImgASSIST to make this magic happen, but IMGASSIST doesn't work with Xinha.

The only screen we see when adding images is the following:

http://www.jiffle.net/drupaldocs/uploadimage

I am trying to do a little node access by node types

This is actually an extension to a question I posted earlier node/40616, but this question is substantially different, so I thought I should create another thread.

So here's my story...

I was able to create a simple node type and in my implemenation of hook_access I have the following

  if ($op == 'view') {
    if (user_access('view committees')) {
        return True;
    }
    else {
        return False;
    }
  }

I also have the same permission listed in my implementation of hook_perm.

I have a role 'Committee Members' and have the permission checked for appropriate users. If one is logged in as a 'Committee Member' the full node can be viewed, but otherwise the 'access denied' message is displayed. The problem I am having is that I would like to use the tracker module to list 'recent posts', but when I enable it, all posts are listed to all users, and I would like for the 'Committee' posts to only show for users with the 'view committees' permission.

I had initially thought that if I could avoid using one of the various node access modules and just find a function or piece of code that would run some SQL which would reference the node->type field in the node table such as a WHERE node.type NOT IN ('committee') then I would be in really good shape.