Post installation

I want to make some forums read only for certain groups of users, allowing others to post there freely.

How could i do this? please help, pricey.

Many websites, especially news websites, have a link on all stories
allowing the user to email the story currently being read to an email address.

Example at RTE

Is there an option within drupal to switch this on, possibly displaying an icon which brings up a form allowing the user to enter an email address and possibly a comment?

Thanks and Regards

Alan

Hi,

This may sound like a dumb thing to want to do, however, my Drupal site caters for a family club whose members are all known by their membership number. Membership numbers are also usernames for the site, e.g. the member with the username "number1" is the club president, "number2" is the club secretary, etc. I'm "number49".

What is the name of file where can I find meta-tags?

I'm experimenting with simplenews module, which I like very much.

The stylesheet enclosed with the module seems to refer to the styles working within the simplenews site pages - do any of them govern the formatting used for the actual email newsletter? Or does it use something like the print.css - it appears to have the same formatting as that?

Hello,

One of many reasons I love Drupal is that you can put php snippets into the body of a page.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get it to work. What I need to do is to have a php include file inserted directly into the body of a page. When typing up the article, I input the php code and checked the "use php code" at the bottom. However, when I publish it, instead of the contents of the php include file showing up (which is stored on a .txt file in a seperate directory I created), all of the php code I inserted shows up instead.