Post installation

Well, the subject says it all.
These messages are much too verbose for me.

How do I get rid of them?

Thanks,
ron

Hi,

let me say that I'm basically not a programmer. :)

I was wondering if there was anything which has the functionailty which I will describe below:

1. A list of items is presented to the user. (behind the scenes, each has a number of attributes.)
2. Users will be presented with a series of multiple choice questions.
3. Answering each question will present a new listing, which does not include those items which are elimitated because they lack an attribute required by the answer to the question.

This seems to be functionality which would be relatively common?

I've been thinking of how I might implement this using drupal, and my basic idea is:
1. The list will be made of a list of links to items (flexinodes with certain defined fields as attributes.)
2. Each question will run a query on a field, and, if true, will display it's link.
3. as the number of questions answered increases, the number of queries required to create the list increases.

This has the advantage of flexibility, but step 3 might be non-trivial in terms of resources. (although I foresee that the number of questions will be limited to a maximum of 20.)

Does this make sense to you? and - can you suggest how I might go about implementing this? *cough* (erh. how to run a query, how to have multiple lists, etc. I suspect I should create a module?)

Finally, I looked through the 4.6 modules, and nothing like this seems to be available. Does anyone know otherwise?

I have a listing of groups under a heading, but I want another book under a different menu (aka, not under the menu with the other books). As an example figure that I want a main menu to be "FAQ", but maybe another to be "Documentation". I haven't figured out how to do it, no luck with google either.

-r

Several modules require that "This directory has to exist and be writable by Drupal". In particular the files module associated with the ecommerce module.

I would like to set permissions so that a user will only be able to download a file from within Drupal and not by entering the uri in the address bar.

What user:group do I use in Linux to properly chown to in order for this to happen?

I'm using the newest Drupal and phptemplate with the friendselectric theme, and I want to change what's displayed in my titlebar. I know as of right now it's just showing the blog title and slogan (if there is one), but if I don't have a slogan, it still shows the hyphen after the blog title in the title bar, which I'm not fond of. Is there an easy way to change this?

Hello,

We have an existing forum in our forum subdirectory.

How can I change the forum module to point to another subdirectory besides forum?

Thanks!