Post installation

For my forum page, I have disabled all the blocks on the left side bar. My problem is, I am unable to disable the blocks when I post comments (reply). I know, in a similar way I can disable blocks for all comments. I dont want to do it for all. I want to disable left side blocks only when I post comments for my forum topics. Not for other pages and stories. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

It would be wonderful to be able to call up a nice tabular view of all posts sortabe by a selected taxonomy vocabulary (and other fields). The admin could specify which vocabularies and other fields would be included in the table.

I haven't been able to find any module that does something like this. It seems pretty simple. Would it be hard to implement based on the current tracker module or some other module?

Thanks,

Neil

My webhost does not support lynx or curl scripts (I think).
Is there a free webservice where I can enter my url that fetches it once a day?

Thanks

Hi everybody.

I am new at Drupal, I ike to be able to know how to be able to replace the entire header in the spreadfirefox theme with a flash file. I cannot seem to figure out how to add flash so that the entire header is in flash. I am not really good working with PHP or where to even look to edit this. I read that I need to modify xxxx.tp.php to put flash, but I dont know where.

A site example: http://www.partcafe.hu/vizisipalya/

Whenever I try to add a block I get a white page with just text starting with "user error: Duplicate entry '' for key 3".

Any ideas?

-Scott

I created a very simple content node module called "Committee" for a very simple "Committee" node. I have created a "view committees" permission and I have a user access role that provides certain members the ability to view these so-called "Committee" nodes. It works great! If you are not logged in (or dont have permission), you do not see "Committee" nodes and if you attempt to access a "Committee" node via some URL you get the "Access Denied" message. Once a privileged uses logs in, he/she can of course view these nodes. Perfect for what I had in mind.

Then, I enabled the tracker module, a great module for listing recently updated nodes. So here's my problem: If a user is not logged in, he/she can see the "Committee" nodes listed same as the other nodes in the "Recent Posts" list. Though, if the user attempts to view any of the nodes in question, the "Access Denied" message is displayed. Have a look see at http://www.planofchicago2009.org/site/ (note we are in very early stages of development).

I have looked at the code in the tracker module and sure enough, there is no sort of user access check on the the nodes listed. I checked drupaldocs.org and there was this post http://drupaldocs.org/api/4.6/group/node_access - Node Access Rights that confirmed that with node lists, hook_access() is not called for each node for performance reasons (fair enough).