Post installation

Hey guys,

I've created a rather complex taxonomy for my webpage (2 vocabularies, up to 3rd-level subcategories).

If I now click on a taxonomy term (either from the taxonomy block or from the sitemap or from the breadcrumb when viewing a article) that has 5 subcategories, these aren't displayed on the page that is opened.

I give you a short example..
imagine this taxonomy:

Hey guys,

is it possible to make some profile fields (from profile.module) only changeable by specific roles?

On my site, there will be a lot of normal users and some that are in a specific role (called "SMV-Team").
Now the people in "SMV-Team" have also special positions (like Webmaster, Public Relations, treasurer, ...).

Is it possible to categorise blog posts. I want my site to have lots of people with blogs where they post about a specific subject, but are also free to post anything they like.

I'd like there to be one page where visitors can only see all of the blog posts on that specific subject from all of the bloggers.

I hope that made sense. Does anyone have any ideas.

Thanks
Phil

Hi!

I'm using drupal to create a news website:
- is it possible to post article/story and to classify them in categories?
- I aggregate news from feedsmakers: is it possible to show these threads under the articles of each category?
- or to have access to a page with the newsfeeds categorized: I mean access for visitors not community members.

Thanks!

Pierre

I tried search old forums about node_footnotes without find anything.

My problem is that it seems work properly, but clicking on a link to a footnote the result is another browser window with "page not found".

I'm using the last drupal version and i need import a large book in MSWord format (with tons of footnotes) to drupal books.

The module generates a url like this:

http://www.privacycodex.com/privacy/Syl-Preambolo#_ftn2

Overview: Like many others, I am going thru the first-time-multi-database-single-drupal-base-code Drupal Initiation Blues. Going though the shell-back initiations which sailors experiencing when they cross the equator for the first time was a breeze for me compared to the ftmdsdbcdi Blues!
With that out of my system, here is my situation. I have multiple domains that are symlinked in the www.example.com/sites directory. I set up the in the Apache httpd.conf file to point to the base drupal URL so that www.example_01.com is pointed to the DocumentRoot of www.example.com. The www.example_01.com site is working properly. The www.example_01.com type sites is subhosted in a directory 'level' equal to that of www.example.com. I need to keep them that way so as to be able to monitor each domains HD usage. This means that I must have each of the non-databased content for each domain located below the DocumentRoot of each www.example_01.com directory. As a result, the following file structure is required:
www.example_01.com/
----files
-----/images
----/pdf
----/etc
Broswers find the correct file location on the server when "http://www.example_01.php/files" is input as an URL. However, the admin GUI for Home>Administer>Settings displays the following warning:
warning: mkdir(files): Permission denied in /home/example/www/example.com/includes/file.inc on line 86.