Post installation

Has anyone gotten Mass URL aliasing to work with 4.5?
http://drupal.org/node/3665

I'm simply trying to replace "node" in the URLs with "post" or some similar word. I've copied the conf_url_rewrite function directly from the page listed above, and it's not working (with "display" in the example).

Hi,
I just have created a forum and I have two questions:

1.- Why the new topics that the users write are also on the initial page of my site? I don´t want this!

2.- Why just the registered users can create new forum topics?.. How can I do this for the "anonym" users?

thanks in advance!

hello all-

using drupal 4.5- might be a stupid question- but i can't seem to determine how to set the default image resolution to just display the uploaded image at its original size- without being resized to a 'default resolution' setting in admin images...

here's an example- if i upload an image that is 500 pixels wide by 200 pixels high-
i would like by default for that image to be displayed as its original size: 500x200.

instead it is being displayed at 640x480- and being resized to this resolution.

i am using image.module for 4.5, the lastest cvs version, image.module 1.134- but the same problem was happening with the 'cleared' version of image.module 1.132.
i am using GD2 as my image processing lib.

of course i am aware that the settings for image.modue allow you to set a default resolution for images in the admin settings- in this case 640x480- and so this is why it is being resized and displayed as 640x480.

BUT- how do i simply upload a bunch of images- or in this case just the original one- 500x200- and simply choose to display all images, by default- at their original image size- WITHOUT having this 'default' resolution setting kick in at all- and without having to set the display size (resolution) for every image individually...

surely there must be a way- all i want to to do is what seems most natural-
freely upload images- and have those images be displayed by default at their original size.

Just wondering if there was a module that allows you to enter your jabber ID in your drupal profile?

My client wants user pictures to only be viewable by members of the site when listing members (this is for a dating site). I would like to do this with Drupal rather than create from scratch.
Because the user picture is part of 'settings' rather than 'profile' it is not configurable to this extent.
Two questions/points:

1. Can any one suggest a way to achieve what I need - this is a showstopper; without it I have go another route for this project. Do any of the image modules give anything like this? I have not found evidence to suggest they do because this is not pictures associated with nodes, they are associated with the user (but I have not actually tried these...and do they work with 4.5.0 anyway?)

2. Froma constructive perspective would it not make sense as an enhancement to move pictures to the configurable profile? I have had a 'brief' look at the logic makeup and for someone who knows their way around (not me yet!) it seems to be a question of introducing a new profile type (don't shoot me - I now its a bit more complex). Alternatively leave the pic in the settings and introduce a free form 'type' that allows full html input and then admins can create whatever they want. [It's interesting that the 'title' field in config will allow but the user can't input this when updating the profile data. Also, although the title with the aforesaid image will show in the profile, it will not show in the listings - strange. (I think that is what happened - I am battling with my broadband as well at the moment and it was 24hrs ago I looked at it).

I have just made the pushbutton theme my default theme and I want to keep it as an option for users and the default until I get round to customisng a theme. There's one slight problem that might be my browser, but I think it's the theme, the grey arrow that is the background of all content, somtimes shows infront of the content. I've only tested on IE6 as this is all I have on this computer.

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