Is there any real way to check all internal links in an automated fashion?
I recently changed my url aliases, and have been getting 404's... the large majority of these are probably from things like google's cache (which hasn't yet totally updated), but i want to make sure that within my site there aren't any problems, and the only way I can think of doing this is manually.
I want to create a product that is a file download.
So, I created a new product using the create content and at the bottom selected "file download" and clicked "Continue to product details.
In the file path I put the name of the file. I am pointing to the "right" place becuase when I click on "list of files" it identifies the file that I want.
When I click "Create product" I "file does not exist"
I recently created a Drupal based website on my computer but am having trouble with new users signing up for accounts. Apparently one of my configuration files is missing something. Here is the error message: "warning: mail(): SMTP server response: 530 5.7.0 Authentication required in D:\Drupal Site\drupal-4.5.0\modules\user.module on line 366." I think I have my the SMTP part set up correctly in my php.ini file but I'm not sure how to fix this one. I would really appreciate some help with this, I'm extremely new to all the MySQL and PHP stuff (as in just started a couple days ago).
Am having a strange thing happen since upgrading to 4.5. On normal index pages, e.g. /blog/ page, anonymous users are seeing the "Login or register to post comments", but on blog entries, i.e. single blog entry page, anonymous users only see the "jibbajabba's blog" link.