Post installation

How can I configure Drupal to meet the following requirements?

1. all users should be able to contribute pages.
2. a moderator is able to review and publish the pages.
3. a contributer can update his page (I turned versioning on).
4. the old version stays published and users can see it. When the moderator confirmes the new version the new version is visible.

The problem seems to be that when a contributer updates his page the page is automatically un-published.

Is there any solution?

Hey folks,

I've got a friend who is looking for a new CMS system for his site, and he's been picking my brain about Drupal. One thing, though, is that he really wants to use frames in his site design (don't ask me why, I don't get it either) -- and, near as I can determine, Drupal doesn't work very well with a framed theme. CSS, HTML, JavaScript, yes; frames, no.

How would I display an ad every so many nodes. I am wanting the same kind of advertising as on endgaget.com . Every so many articles there is an ad.

I'm new to drupal and only at the php tweaker level. I've searched the previous forum posts and existing modules and not found what I'm looking for. I'm running 4.6.

Here's what I'd like to do:

The default display of terms on the page is:

Term | Term | Term | Term

I'd like to display them like this:

Vocabulary: Term
Vocabulary: Term
Vocabulary: Term1, Term2, Term3

The Vocabulary should not be a link but the terms should be links. Most of my Vocabulary items only have one term but a couple could have multiple.

I want to change the display of event listings in the sidebar.

The default display is event title, time to event (e.g. 7 days), the type of post (i.e. event) and the link to iCal.

I would prefer event title, start date and start time.

Running Drupal 4.6, flexinode (with which I created an event type) & the event module.

I'm comfortable with php if mods are required - just need to know where to look. Of course if there's an alternative which doesn't require code changes that would be much better.

Thanks.

I am having the same exact issue as the person in this post:

http://www.issociate.de/board/post/190669/mod_rewrite_conflicting_with_h...

It seems to be an issue with setting up restricted basic auth folders under a Drupal install. I was able to get it working by setting up a subdomain, but I would like to know how to do this without a subdomain.

Thanks,
Mark