Drupal 4.5.x or older

I have v. 4.5.8-2 installed on Ubuntu Edgy. I can edit text in stories and pages but nothing appears when you view the story except for the title. The text will appear if it is promoted to the front page, but if you click the link to view the page or story the body is Empty.

Thanks!

Mike

How do I get a view node(popular_alltime) to display in a jtools tab? The code below gives me error

    
  $tabs .= theme('tabs_tab_page', t('Popular News'), t($popular_alltime));
  $tabs .= theme('tabs_tab_page', t('Popular Blogs'), t($popular_allblog));
  $output = theme('tabs_tabset', 'example', $tabs);
  print $output;

Is it possible to give "Add users" rights to some registered users
without giving them the right to edit other users' email & password?

I'm designing a fitness training website. One module/aspect of it would be where clients are able to take a fitness assessment to determine their fitness level. The assessment would feature a multipage form of video, audio and text and will generate a table showing the client's resulted muscular imbalances and suggested corrective strategies.

I like the currect collapsible webform style. However, the survey / questionaire format doesn't support confidentiality.

I just found out that you can not go to /user/login if you are already logged in.
So you can not logging and get redirected etc.

So if you do not have an appropriate theme with a sidebar for that user, you don't get your admin stuff.
So you would need to make your default theme print an admin link and not a login link..

I think that this could be an issue for alot of first time themers and could be solved by allowing someone to re-login again.
It can be quite confusing to be logged in as an admin user/1 and not have access to something.

Hi,

I found no better support topic for this.

I am using the Zend debugger with Eclipse to debug Drupal. If anyone is interested: see http://www.zend.com/pdt. You may want to use the all in one package for easier installation. Set .module, .install, .profile to be a PHP file under Window / Preferences / General / Content types. You create a PHP project, set up a new debug configuration for "PHP Web Page" and select index.php under "File / Project" when configuring the debug configuration. I prefer to use an external browser for debugging. You also have to edit your php.ini, you have to add e.g. the following line to it (in case of Windows):

zend_extension_ts=C:\Program Files\eclipse\plugins\org.zend.php.debug.debugger.win32.x86_0.1.7\resources\php5\ZendDebugger.dll

This line (without the absolute path) can be found in eclipse\plugins\org.zend.php.debug.debugger.win32.x86_0.1.7\resources\php5\php.ini.

Of course you have to restart Apache for this to take effect.

You are now ready to debug Drupal with a nice debugger. I hope this piece of information will be useful for many.
But of course with this you will only be able to debug code, which is accessible when index.php is run. I don't know however if this approach could be used to debug the functions with which Drupal serves xmlrpc calls (sorry for my English).

Any help would be highly appreciated!