Post installation

I would like to use menu item to open up a new window which is linked to a page. Is there any way to do that?

Greatly appreciate your kind answer.

Hi,

I've just installed Drupal on my local PC and have started to play with it. The plan is to use this for our site (http://www.nanaplaza.com) and integrate it with a message board.

While I like what I see so far - some interesting features - I must admit that I am baffeled at where to begin setting everything up. Part of the problem is that I have no experience with CMSs (although I am proficient in PHP and HTML), and another that our site is rather large (1,000+ pages).

Been searching through the forums (and with Google) about this and haven't found a solid answer:

Is anyone successfully running the flexinode module with php5?

When I install and activate the module, I get the following error:

user error: Table 'drupalSandbox.flexinode_type' doesn't exist
query: SELECT * FROM flexinode_type in /var/www/sandbox/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66.

I'm running:

Apache/2.0.54
mysql Ver 14.7 Distrib 4.1.12
PHP 5.0.5
Drupal 4.6.3

I have used a background image as my header for my website. I have done this using a css file from themes folder. How do I make this image a link? I mean, I want the users to click on this header image and it should take them to any desired location.

Sorry for asking such a basic question. I am very new to this and it would be really helpful to me..

Thanks in advance..

I've looked in forum.module and node.module to try and find a way to redirect a user to a different page (other than the newly created node) after posting a new forum topic.

Any ideas?

I'm pretty good at manipulating the UI and flow of Drupal at this point, but I can't seem to track down exactly where (in the code) a successful post is completed and the next page loaded.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I'm getting warnings from my hosting company that my Drupal-based site macmegasite.com is using too much CPU time.

The last time this happened I already archived my older articles to static pages. I removed a few blocks such as popular content, calendar to browse archive, etc. which I figure would use a lot of CPU time when rendering the page.

Does anyone have any more ideas for reducing Drupal's CPU usage?