Post installation

My web host currently has a set up where, to make any custom php changes ( I am trying to increase the memory limit and the max upload size), I must put the custom php.ini file in every directory that runs php scripts.

Can someone guide me what these directories would be in a default drupal install? Is it enough if I put it at the root of the drupal install or should I also put it in

-database
-files
-includes
-misc
-modules
-scripts
-sites
-themes

The box functions as a simple navigation box with a twist... it can only be seen by the creator of the blog. Here is the code I have so far:

Two actuall issues I am having trouble with.

I wanted to modify the pushbutton theme and insert rotating banners where the "Primary Links" should be up in the keyboard gif section of the header. I have already installed the banner module, but am having great difficulty on how I should go about mofifying it to display the banners... This might be a redundant question, but I searched the forums and really couldn't find the guidance to what I should do... Any suggestions?

Ryan

I want to be able to create pages where I can have hierarchic content.

So on the same page I can have something like that:

Title
  Introduction
    some text ...
  Body
    1st analyse
      some text about this analyse ...
    2nd analyse
      some text about this analyse ...
  Conclusion
    some text ...

Hi all,

I have written a small PHP script to check a certain profile field for a user in a node PHP script. The problem is, when I set $user to global to access the data, it seems to totally confuse Drupal and kills my session.

Anyone know how I should go about accessing user data from a node PHP script.

Justin

P.S. When I say node php script, I mean, creating a page node, and embedding PHP in the page.