Post installation

I am very happy to see a project like Shazamgallery that will add some much needed features to the image.module. I have been trying to apply it to my 4.6.3 installation, however I'm not sure I understand how to use it. I can create a new content type 'gallery', but once a 'gallery' is created how do I add images to it?

Thanks,
Mikkel

I was looking to the news on and I found IHT - International Herald Tribune website page style quite nice and user friendly

http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/09/01/news/katrina.php

how to achieve something similar with Drupal?
(without the altering the theme or without going eachtime to collimator or book type of modules - they see not the exactly can create the same on the IHT site)

- How can we cut the same page node?
- How can we define the columns on each node when we post each node/
- How can we can we cut it to the next 'page'?
- pagination option as well as < previous ........ next> (like in the books module)
- Is it possible to show/insert more than 1 images with selecting an image go from the image depository each divided page instead of per page node (without using a code copy/paste img location)

let me try to explain another way as there was an admin interface option somehow;

admin/content>submit>page

Define number of words in the page:
default 500

Number of parge columns for this page
default: 2

your text
Section 1: (default)
-------------------
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Donec nulla. Etiam sagittis urna eget leo faucibus adipiscing. Proin nec erat id tellus molestie dapibus. Fusce urna. Aliquam bibendum. Etiam tincidunt luctus tortor. Ut suscipit varius nunc. Cras facilisis quam in sapien. Nunc ornare tincidunt velit. Pellentesque convallis, turpis eu pharetra nonummy, eros nulla vulputate metus, et varius nisi sem at nisi. Pellentesque in risus.

Apparently I am just not grasping something with the Smiley Module. I figured that when I enter in my Blog, that it would automatically convert my :) into the png graphic that came with the module... and I also hoped it would do that with all of my Blog entries from before I installed the module. At this point, it hasn’t done it anywhere in my site.

• I am using the "Interlaced" theme
• Drupal 4.6.3 & downloaded the Smiley Module yesterday
• I installed the smiley module
• Uploaded the included mysql file from the module into my database
• Uploaded the "Example" smiley png’s into the /misc/smileys/ folder to match what the admin was pointing towards for the smileys.
• In Access Control, "Administer Smileys" is checked for "Admin"
• In Blocks, it is checked for "Smiley on submission pages"
• In Input Formats it then shows Smileys under that… in the LIST it shows all of the smiley images, which showed up after I copied the "Example" images to the misc/smileys/ folder.
• In Menus, Smiley is in here with a disable link, so it’s enabled… when I click the "config" link for Smiley, I see the Path as "admin/filters/smileys" & the Parent Item as "Input Formats"
• In Modules, Smileys is checked as well.
• I have not set up any Filters before, so maybe I’m doing something wrong with how I expect this filter to work?

So I don’t know if I’m just using the module wrong? Is there supposed to be a WYSIWYG editor showing all of the smileys grouped for me to pick from as I’m creating a new node or Blog entry?

Hi all!
I have serius problems with fckeditor. I've tried everything but nothing seems to work.

My drupal installation is in the root.
I've installed and activate the module.
I modified fckconfig.js with FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL = FCKConfig.BasePath + 'filemanager/browser/default/browser.html?Type=Image&Connector=/modules/fckeditor/ssip/connector.php'
and
FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL = FCKConfig.BasePath + 'filemanager/browser/default/browser.html?Type=Image&Connector=/modules/fckeditor/ssip/connector.php' ;

I modified the properties.inc file as follow:

function _fck_connector_properties() {
$properties = array();

// The file system path separator (\) windows, (/) unix
$properties['path_separator'] = '/';

// The Context Path property represents a web application, which is run
// within a particular virtual host. If you specify a context path of an
// empty string (''), you are defining the default web application for
// this Host.
// $properties['context_path'] = ' ';
$properties['context_path'] = ' ';

// The default resource types list
$properties['resource_list'] = array('File', 'Image', 'Flash', 'Media');

// resource type paths (absolute path under the context_path)
// These directories must exists in the current file system and have
// read and write permissions
$properties['File'] = '/files';
$properties['Image'] = '/files/images';

I am fairly new to Drupal but can I commend you all on an excellent CMS - Drupal is so versatile and the variety of usable additional modules makes it so so useful. I am managing to get my head around much of its workings but some things seem to elude me.

I may be missing something but can I set permissions so that only logged on users can see certain menus? One of my menus links to the names and contact details of various members and we don't want these accessible to the public.

have set up a flexinode with a company's details. address etc. also want to list services offered,description and costs.
Rather than have a long list I wanted to break it down so that each service was a seperate node. Via snippets I found i could use