Post installation

I'm having trouble with calling my flexinodes in my custom templates. I created the flexinode content type, added the appropriate fields, and have created content. In my template, I have the following code:

<div id="flexifield_one"><?php print $node->flexinode_1 ?></div>

Probably a simple fix, but I'm new to this app, and everything seems to take a little longer than it should...

Anyway, How the heck do I get the Civicspace theme(s) to show up in my themes list? I copied the folder into the themes dir, just like every other, but for some reason it's not working. I've searched for instructions, but there seem to be none out there. I'd appreciate any help you could provide.

Thanks,

Chris C.

Edit: read his comment at the end of the thread. Only change from 4.6.2 to 4.6.3 relates to XML-RPC. Thread closed. Next time, PLEASE mail security@drupal.org instead of a public post if you have security problems. chx.

I have a recently installed drupal site up and running (a week old or so) and when examining my Apache log i see requests like the ones show below. I'm using the Goofy them but have been unable to verify if this is a theme problem.

Anyone seen similar requests and know what to do with them?

Examples:

[17/Nov/2005:16:09:05 +0100] "GET /forum/taxonomy/term/2/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/taxonomy/term/taxonomy/0/feed HTTP/1.1" 200 19538

I've been looking for a way to strip down user profile pages to give them a different (but not "new theme" different) look. I think I've found what I want, by addng this php code to my page.tpl.php, before the BODY tag and after the tag.

Hello,

I would like to have two front pages: the one that people come to when they initially go to the site, and then one that they go to when they are already at the site and click home. The difference between the two is minimal: the 'clean' home pages only has a few sticky nodes on it, whereas the 'working' home page has all of the recent posts on it. Is this something I should do with the Front Page module, or is their another way. Just from reading the Front Page module documentation, it looks like it may take some work to do this.

Thanks,
Scott