Post installation

Hi gang,

I've created a static page called: front

administer > settings > default front page: front

Now, I have a block, and I want it to NEVER appear when it's on the front page. It goes away if i use the following regex in it's path: <^(?!front)> AND I visit: mysite.com/front

But, if I go to: mysite.com I get the block still. :(

Any ideas peeps? I know you won't let me down. I can feel the love coming.
:)

I was wondering what other non-programmers are doing in regards to patching their Modules.

Actual Example

Article
latest release (4.5.0, 03/11/2004 - 15:20)

identbug.patch (Dec 6, 2004)
article_4.5.0.module.patch (Dec 6 2004)

As you can see the patches are dated after 3/11/04 and should somehow get into this Module. The maintainer is not currently accepting emails. How are you doing this housekeeping chore? This isn’t anything urgent, I’m just very curious.

thanks

I am seeing this message bounced to the e-mail address I have setup in drupal when new users are e-mailed their login information.

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This is the Postfix program at host bsd7.infinology.com.

I'm sorry to have to inform you that the message returned below could not be delivered to one or more destinations.

For further assistance, please send mail to

If you do so, please include this problem report. You can delete your own text from the message returned below.

The Postfix program

Howdy...

I recently got Drupal up and running on my site mongie.net, and since its installation, I can no-longer view files in the sub-folders of my website...

Admitedly I did install it in the root directory of my server, which I realise was a bit of a mistake... but still now when you try to access a subdomain, (eg. http://loki.mongie.net redirects to /public_html/loki/) you get a (500) Internal Server Error...

Is this a feature of Drupal (it protects its sub-dirs?) and if so, is it something I can disable?

Hello!

Is there a way to switch themes temporarily with a url parameter or an entry in the session? The session method would be preferred.

I would like to present a theme switcher as seen on some css sites that not only changes the style sheet and the colors of the style sheet but also the layout.

I know that one can change the default home page from node to whatever.

But am I correct in thinking that the new home page is an alias for Drupal's default home page?

I am asking because when I changed the front page to point to something other than node, I couldn't find it in the urlaliases section.

I would appreciate some clarification.

Ramdak