Post installation

I found this code snippet:

http://drupal.org/node/6554

and it looks like what I want. I have two urls to access my site, one normal and the other SSL:

http://mydomain.com/

and

https://secure.myisp..com/mydomain/

I would lik to try the code snippet, but I don't know if it needs to be edited to reflect my URLs. Pretty dumb, eh? can someone help?

thanks

Okay, I've been running a drupal installation or 2 for a while, very basic stuff.

I've recently upgraded everything to 4.6.3 and have had a wonderful time taking advantage of the multiple site
features in 4.6. Great job folks.

However, I would like to migrate a few of my older virtual sites over to drupal, because I really think the
folks who run those sites would appreciate the drupal ease of use. These are sites I've had for years,
the old http and ftp stuff. I don't charge for them or anything.

This must be totally obvious but I haven't found the answer.

I want to have some pages that don't get trimmed, but I do want to keep the trimming configuration intact for other pages. For example, how was the Drupal main support page created? I want to do something like that.

Thanks!
Herv

I'm a brand new newbie, so I'm not sure I know exactly how to put the question. I've read what I can and have searched for an answer, but what I've found only has me spiralling in deeper.

I don't know what happened, but I suddenly am getting errors when trying to "add a child page." I'm not exactly sure when it happened, but it might have occured after I installed the flexinode module. I'm getting 4 error messages:

I did some minor maintenance on a Drupal site earlier. Checked and proofed the changes and then went off to do something else only to come back to get a FATAL ERROR: Duplicate entry.... etc. etc,

I've no idea how or why it was happening..but I remembered it before when I accidentally deleted the UID zero from the users table (UID = 0) so I was abel to sort it quite quickly.

The embarrasing thing is that the site would be still not working for others if I hadn't of popped back in for a second.