I installed drupal 4.5.0 and everything runs well except that themes won't display under Firefox/Mozilla, IE/Netscape working fine.
I have identical local installation under IIS with PHP 4.3.4 which doesn't have this problem.
My problematic server installation (http://freebsd.bulgarianet.org/drupal) runs under FreeBSD 4.7, Apache 1.3.33 and PHP 4.3.4 loaded as Apache module.
Any clues about this issue? Do I need to tweak httpd.conf/php.ini?
Are there any hacks or modules for creating content in drupal & having it help to create it in different formats?
For instance, create a post or document & drupal making a Text and full XML version as well. I'm talking about the whole document here not, just posts in an rss feed.
I remember an old menu system where you could chose which roles could view the menu, and even menu items; Does anyone know what module this was? Is this feature available in 4.5?
Recently, I did follwowing manuplation of my drupal server.
(1) I created a block in the administer/Blocks
(2) I wrote some html tag including a link in the body of that block. In order to have a test, so the link I wrote does not exist.
(3) I logout my drupal server, then login again . The error occurs " not found, ... URL/hello does not exists", where "hello" is the link I wrote on the new block body. And later, i can never login again.
I must be overlooking something obvious. I need to upload 50-60MB files to the site and am getting a timeout or some kind of error from my local IE client after a period of time. I knew there would be time and/or size limits, so I went into the filestore2 module and set the upload size to 100MB. I then went into the php.ini file in my windows folder and set the maximum script execute time and input time both to 30 minutes plus I set the upload size there to 100M and the memory for the script to 100M. Now, it seems to go a while longer but still it stops.