Post installation

Hi there -

I have 1 parent vocabulary, and 2 children terms. I have 1 article in each children term. When i click on the parent vocabulary link, it shows the two stories in the order of when i associated them.

Does anybody know where this logic is controlled? I want to use the vocabulary as a 'features' page, but would like to control what shows up there myself. How would I do that?

Thanks!

Is it possible to convert a story (or similar node type) to another node type (e.g. forum topic)?

I am creating a phptemplate based theme that I would like to use javascript with. Is there a function? or do I just use a script tag with src attribute?

Hi, I'm a complete newb.

I'm trying to aggregate the xml feed found on physicspost.com. When I go to the page, it has a .php extension. I put this address into my aggregator url list, and it updates with crontab okay, but will not yield any items. I have another feed from archinect.com which has the .xml extension and it works, so I am assuming it has to do with the .php extension.

Help?

my users have lots of attachments in the /files directory and they are sensitive material. right now, even anonymous users can access these files without logging in (or even with wget) if they stumble upon the URL (perhaps via a search engine), for example, http://drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-4.6.3.tar.gz. in this case, if Drupal wants to restrict downloads of the software to registered users only, how would it be done?

Was playing around today, and thought.. is it possible to create a collapsable block? Like My Yahoo, or Google's, say you click somewhere in the title of the block and it closes it to only show the title and not the content of the block, and click it again to open it. I would be useful for me on a couple sites where I want to have several custom blocks, but give users the control of if they want to see them or not.

Anyone have any ideas on how I could go about this, not a heavy programmer, but I've hacked enough drupal code to know my way around.

Thanks, m@