Drupal 4.7.x

Please advise on the following process. I've read up on a lot and at this point, I'm a bit lost still. I was planning on reinstalling the drupal installation to see if it would work... Also, I use Clean URL's.

I was attempting to move a subdomain (beta) drupal installation UP into the root (www). I say up because on the hosting company's server, subdomains are created within the (www) folder.

Before I did this, I created a new subdomain (charlie) to test. Copied all files from (beta) to (charlie). In addition, I changed the $base_url under settings.php (as an article as advised). I'm keeping the same database. All seemed to work. I tested by adding new content to verify, logging in and out. No problems.

So I decided to copy (charlie) into (www). I updated the $base_url. But things weren't working now. I later realized .htaccess file wasn't moved. Since (www) already had something written in the .htaccess file, I simply appended the .htaccess from (charlie) onto (www). Then the Clean URL's seemed to start working (I verified simply by clicking on URL to nodes and noted in the status bar that it was referring a "clean URL".

Hi,

my attempts at correctly theming the separate calendar views (Month, Week, Day) has thus far been a mixed bag and something that seems strangely un-addressed here in the deep knowledge well of the drupal forums.

say i have the cck fields:

field_titel, field_autor, field_institution

and for each of the following calendar views i would like to display one or more of these in different configurations:

function phptemplate_calendar_calendar_node($node, $type) {
   if (!$node->local && $type == 'calendar_node_month') {

function phptemplate_calendar_calendar_node($node, $type) {
   if (!$node->local && $type == 'calendar_node_week') {

function phptemplate_calendar_calendar_node($node, $type) {
   if (!$node->local && $type == 'calendar_node_day') {

i've tested w/ print_r($node);, and all values are available. in all honesty, i'm just not much of a coder and don't really know how to get started puzzling together the info i've attempted to coble together from the following threads (the last one dealing actually w/ events, but...)

it seems as tho it would a relatively straight forward thing to accomplish, but i'm not getting anyway - would really appreciate your help.

A problem that I've just noticed with my Drupal installation is that my log-ins do not persist. Every time I load a new page on the site, I'm logged out. I log in, and for that one page-view I'm in, but as soon as I load a different page or reload the same one, I'm back out. Is this a known issue?

The other day a strange thing happened. After logging into my site, I am unable to see the navigation menu. I go to www.mysite.com/?q=admin and get not authorized. I have lost control of my site it seems. After checking parts of the database to a mirror site, I cat see any difference. I must note that both are hosted on different servers.

So I'm not all that PHP/htaccess/Apache savvy, but searched the forum and came up empty so here goes-- I have two sites setup as the following directories:

1. BaseDirectory/SubSiteDrupal474
2. BaseDirectory/SubSiteDrupal53

Problem is that these both run on the same shared server/account, just different subfolder directories, but Clean URLs work with the SubSiteDrupal474 site and not with the SubSiteDrupal53 site.

Hi all!
I knew Drupal for its high flexibility.
I am seeking something to use to organize all home/family finance (bills, documents, etc.).
I lurked in many places, seeked with Google and looked many documentation but it seems I cannot find a module that can do this job.
Do you think Drupal could be capable of such step?
Can I hope to find a module or have I to write it myself :-((

Thank you in advance for your kind help.
Maurizio
Italy