Post installation

On my site, a user that I've enabled as "moderator" can edit other user's pages but not their stories. I just don't get why.

i have administer nodes turned on in access control for "moderator"

so what could have gone wrong?

I have a strange situation on my site where a user has managed to stay "logged in" for a very long time. I decided to check his page visits to see what this user could possibly find that important. He's hiting the same page or two, exactly every 5 minutes. I would have expected that he just left the page open in a browser that will let you auto-refresh every so often, but it's more than one page. The page he's viewing seems a little strange too.

I need a module which creates an order which has to be emailed. I've been looking at the ecommerce module and it doesn't suit as my order has to be more of a form, shown on one or two pages, with a total field.

This will be my first module for Drupal and I just want to ask you which will be the best approach to this. Is there a module for Drupal I can just modify so it calculates the total amount for the order? Has any one had any experience on this she would share with me?

Thanks.

When I run a search on my site, I get results with the usual 'content type - author - date - comments'-footer just like a search here on the drupal.org site. Is it possible to controll this 'footer'?
On my site I'm the only author and there is really no need for 'Author' and 'Comments'.

Mikkel

When you create your own menus, you can change the title of the menu, or not even have a title at all. I want to do something similar with the Navigation menu, namely, have the title be blank, as I'm using it for the main menu of a site and it seems rather redundant to call the obviously navigation links "Navigation". I've looked for language files, inside module code, and places in the DB, but couldn't figure out where this bit of text lives. Does anyone know where it may be? And also whether changing the name would foobar anything else?

Thanks.

After playing with various modules and reading up in the Handbook, I'm still a little confused as to the best method for integrating my existing data. I'm assuming that a custom module is needed, but this example seems to fit everything I want to do...

- A database table containing locations.
- Each location needs its own page.
- Admin tools to add/edit/delete locations.