Deprecated - Drupal core

Having upgraded to 5.1 from 4.7, I have found that the collapsible elements of the Marvin theme aren't displaying as expected. The headings show on the screen, but they are not links that allow expansion. This effectively blocks the correct input of nodes.

Add to this the fact that for some reason I cannot get the admin pages to change over to another theme, and I have some troubles.

I have created a view for url 'iblog/recent/$arg' to show the recent blogs where $arg will pass the term id to the view.

First time when i created this view it was working fine.
but whenever i submit a content & after that if i try to access view 'iblog/recent/34', i get page not found error message.

Workaround: then i have to go to administer-> views and edit & save any view again. This will solve the problem & again all the views with $arg in it will start working normally.

Problem seems to be related to caching.

Hi

I am very new to Drupal, I would like to use it as a forum which allows users to share images.

My Question

Is there a method that allows me to login via XML RPC rather than a html form. I would appreciate any help you can provide me.

Cheers

I have a simple html page that contains several forms on it each of which, when submitted, returns a php page that contains an html table of data that is queried from another (non-drupal) db. I would like to make a drupal page (or pages) that contains a form (or forms) that do the same thing. I am assuming that I would still need to have it return the same return pages that I currently use because they are fetching data from an MSSQL db.

Blogging is a very big topic these days. Most people who are new to the web get introduced through blogs. Drupal, at the moment, is not a very good blogging platform out of the box. My mission is to make it better.
There is only one way to do this, which is with an install profile.
Most people are attracted by WordPress because of its ease of setup, and with it, an immediate blogging platform. WordPress bills itself as 'WordPress is what you use when you want to work with your blogging software, not fight it.' And that is what it does. Drupal should do the same.

I want to include a blogging install profile in Drupal core. A number of people use Fantastico and the like, and don't even know what FTP does or means. This is why a Drupal core install profile would help web n00bs.

Is there a way to have the site map module display the links as absolute links, so instead of /some_page, it would be http://www.somesite.com/some_page? Our SEO guy is quite a stickler for absolute links in site maps and footer links.

Thanks,