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I would like to offer partner sites a possibility to get our RSS feeds by providing them a PHP and JS includable scripts with or without CSS formatting that they would simply include into their layouts and that would provide them with interpreted (parsed) RSS feeds from us.

I am sorry if there is a solution posted here somewhere or in Drupal itself but I haven't found/figured it out yet. I believe I am missing something already in there...

How should it be done? I meant to say - do I need an external RSS parser?

I was trying to limit the access of my site to anonymous users, so I blocked the access to the content and comment to those users... but with the result of a server error : so I can't even log to change the setting !

How could I have access again ? Could I have a simple login file outside the home page ??

Thanks for your help.

I never got clean url's to work with Apache 2.0.49 and php 4.3.4 with drupal 4.4.1 despite several tries reading different posts here and checking, rechecking my httpd.conf and .htaccess.

I upgraded php to 4.3.7 and now it works.

Very odd!

Has anybody else had this problem and the same solution?

Cheers

I have written a bit of code that currently stores data in the "variables" table of the database. However I've come to realize that I want this data in a separate table.

Questions

1. When using Drupal's forms (form_select, etc.) how do I save the data to a table other than "variables" (example: path_themes)?
2. Is it possible to save part of the data to the "variables" table, and part of the data to a new table (see FULL code example)? I have placed some additional forms into an already existing "_settings" function, and I'm wondering if the "return $output" will be able to post content to two different tables.
3. What is the proper syntax for creating a new table (see MySQL example)?

Code that I want to save in a separate table (path_themes)

$paths = mxtemplate_get_paths (); // Get list of paths (from function)<br>
  $num = count($paths); // Get number of path items (used in loop)<br>
  <br>
  $header = array(t(&quot;Path&quot;), t(&quot;Change Template&quot;));<br>
  for ($i=0; $i &lt; $num; $i++){<br>
  $rows[] = array($paths[$i], form_select(t(''), $paths[$i], variable_get($paths[$i], 'default'), $files));<br>
  }<br>
  <br>
  $group = theme(&quot;table&quot;, $header, $rows); // using theme function to display data<br>
  $output .= form_group(t('Path Templates'), $group);

Is there anyone who has worked on migrating from Slashcode to Drupal? I'm most interested in moving the users over with their existing information, followed by their journals, and then the stories. I realize that it'll probably take a good bit of hacking, but if someone has already done it or has clues on making it easier, I'd really love to hear it.

Hey!
I've got Drupal 4.4.1, and installed the locale module.
Then i installed and enabled it. Fine.
At Administer -> Localization i'd first export an original .po file. That one i edits by hand in notepad. I just translates a few strings - for testing. Then i import that .po file to the given language. It gives me this message:
"PO file successfully uploaded and 4 translated strings loaded into database."
Fine. But. It doesn't seem like any of thoose four strings gets translated?