Post installation

another request for information please. Just asking simply for where the info is located.

Referencing two unanswered posts:
http://drupal.org/node/view/8897
http://drupal.org/node/view/8918

since the docs point to that as the example for a full-featured module, i was planning to use it as my example for some customized stuff i am doing. the block is enabled and shows up in the 'preview content' page. i've added a sample "recipe" ( just some crap data to make it show up ), but the "most recent 10" doesn't show up in any of the themes i have installed -- some are out-of-the-box, some are custom.... the cron.php is enabled and runs on the half-hour. the content shows up in 'administer' ...

what am i missing?

How do I hide the password of my database? Shouldn't it be encrypted?

As it is now, on the conf.php, doesn't it mean that any would be hacker could, very easily, steal it and use it to login on my account and delete/change the database?

Regards,

Miguel Duarte

I recently added a block of my own making to replace the standard Drupal login block. It contains the following PHP:

global $user;
if (!$user->uid) {
// Change the following line to whatever you want.
return "Login/Create Account";
}

It worked fine and all was well. Then, a couple of days later, I got back to the blocks admin page, and the edit/delete columns for all the blocks - apart from the new one - are blank!

Has anyone else seen this? I'm using Drupal version 4.4.2 with PHP 4.3.2 under Red Hat EL.

I installed drupal today, and can't seem to get it to display the correct date. For some reason it wants to push everything ahead a day.

is there anyway to fix this?

I started to fiddle with the aggregator module but I'm finding more and more problems till the point that I'm not sure anymore if it's usable for me.

The first issue is that it doesn't seem to accept rss 2 and atom feeds, when parsing them it never finds news and the only way I found is by using a parser : http://www.2rss.com/atom2rss.php?atom=url