Post installation

I'm thinking about adding a few blogs to my site (which runs Drupal 4.5 thanks to you fine folks) that will serve as extended review of open source software that I use on a daily basis.

Here's my ideal scenario:

* post a blog entry about a feature of an open source product that I liked or disliked. this would follow a template, loosely

* rate the feature on some scale 3, 2 or 1 thumbs up or down

Over time have these ratings aggregate to indicate my level of satisfaction with a product. Maybe create lists of software I like or dislike.

Hi,

I used cpanel to install Drupal 4.4 and immediately upgraded to 4.5 a couple of days ago. I checked out the search fuction for the first time today and and couldn't get any results back. When I type in an asterisk, it returns user names, but nothing else. My best guess is that something got screwed when I upgraded to 4.5, but I'm not sure how to fix it. Anyone have an idea?

I've installed Drupal 4.5 and got it up and running fine and great, but there's one little niggle that I can't find an answer to.

I've enabled the block to show the calendar to browse the archives and it's fine except that I've noticed that the date that is highlighted by default moves on to the next day at about 9.00PM. The date shown by following the 'archive' link (the one where you select the date from drop down lists) similarly shows tomorrows date by default too early.

I must be missing something.

Fresh 4.5.0 install. The bluemarine theme works as expected - however the pushbutton theme doesn`t. It looks more like the chameleon theme ie text only (colored text) - and the blocks are pushed to the left and will not go to the right.

I see this in both IE and Firebird. I have done two fresh installs. Permissions in the pushbutton directory are 0644.

Any ideas?

Regards Duncan

Hi All,

Sorry, I didn't even know where to start looking for this.

I have created several pages on bowling balls. Every page has a title with the phrase "bowling ball" or "bowling balls"

Here's what I want to do:

1. Create a page that would have all these pages grouped together almost like a site map for the bowling balls.

How do I do this?

I know it can be done because when you create a poll, there is a link that says "Older Polls" and that takes you to a page that lists all the polls that have been created.

Please help. Thanks,

So, I'm trying to learn how Drupal works, and one thing I did today was create a test block module, call it 'foo'. I made a mistake when I implemented foo_help() -- I simply returned the same string "A test block module" for every value of $section.