Post installation

Attempting to update the admin/settings page, I get this upon clicking the Submit button (even if I change nothing)

406 Not Acceptable

Not Acceptable
An appropriate representation of the requested resource /admin/settings could not be found on this server.

Hi

I am really desperate to know this. How do I add custom elements - javascript tags and custom style sheets to Head section of the nodes ?

I the old site I am trying to port to Drupal I have a page with javascript tags in head section of the html file which helps in showing / hiding layers as users move the mouse overa a image map.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Karthik

Hi, on my site I have a section for a one line message just under the main navigation. Its purpose is to display a message that is importand and that will change weekly eg: "new center launcher today, get directions" I'm in the process of making my template and I would like to ask help on how to impliment this.

What would the template codes be, where would the content live in the db? I'm using the phpTemplate engine.

Thanks

Gambit

I've got drupal 4.6.3 up and running with many modules enabled. I feel I'm getting the hang of it.

I'd like to be able to add some sponsors names and logos to my website. Preferably in a block on the right hand side. But I'm not sure how to do it. I've managed to add images to nodes just fine, but these are presented in the center.

In general terms, I want a node that can be edited and updated, but appears in the right hand column, not the center.

Am I missing a global somewhere? All I want is access to the current node, (from a block) but I can't see the best way to retrieve it.

After messing with arg(1), $q and others, I've now got:

I have Img_assist module loaded but I don't understand what this #2 below means. Do you install that file img_assist.mysql into mysql? if so, how and where?

I do have phpmyadmin and cpanel.

Thanks!

2. Load the database definition file (img_assist.mysql) using the
tool of your choice (e.g. phpmyadmin). For mysql and command line
access use:

mysql -u user -p drupal < img_assist.mysql

Replace 'user' with the MySQL username, and 'drupal' with the
database being used.