Post installation

drupal 4.3.2, RH 7.x

Within my vocabulary I have a term which has the id of 9. I want to show anything associated with this term and it's child terms

---- Current BOD Book (term id 9)
------ section 1 (term id 10)
------ section 2 (term id 11)
------ section 3 (term id 13)
------ section 4 (term id 14)
------ section 4 (term id 12)
etc. to section 20

[ordering of id's is nonsequential because of adding and editing]

I have each section related to all other sections and to the parent term.

I have a database where the user information is all in a flat file (thankfully). I want to bring as much information as possible into Drupal. How? What does each column do in the table or link to? How can I bring in the password? Right now they are stupidly stored as plain text.

My worst issue..... The profile module is a packed field and this one really has me baffled.

Thank you!

Hi all,
a very stupid question, but I can't figure out how to do it.
I tried specifying ^(/|index\.php)$^ in path, but it does not work.

thanks to all,
Matteo

I've created a number of "back-end" web pages that are redirected to after a user goes through a Paypal transactin (eg "success" and "cancel" pages). However, these static pages show up in the "View recent posts" option (eg the tracker.module).

Does anyone know of an easy way off hand to tell tracker to ignore certain pages? I don't want these showing up in the tracker summary - as users clicking on the "success" and "cancel" pages causes watchdog entries and email notices to be submitted, etc...

I could not find the "permissions" link in administration part. Is it due to non-existence of any user accounts rather than mine, or do i have to install any additional module?
Thanx.
Lashae-

Greetings:

I'm looking for alternate ways to display entries (particualarly blogs) by dates, similar to the way it's done in other blog tools. What this involves is a "roll-up" of entries under a certain date header, then another date header. An added bonus would be to specify a particular dates to lay out on a page instead of the total number of entries. Another related item is to display lists of archives "rolled-up" by month or year, instead of a search menu drop down.