Drupal 4.7.x

What's the differences between drupal 4.x and 5.x? Are they only designed for different PHP version?

And will 6.x support php4 and mysql 4.0.x?

Hello,

I am considering moving from Drupal 4.7.6 to Drupal 5.2. I have a couple of things to confirm before I start:

1) I should upgrade to 4.7.7 before I go to 5.2, right?

2) Do themes from 4.7x work with 5.2? I use the slash theme and have modified it for google adsense. Will it work without changing anything in 5.x?

3) When going from 4.x to 5.x should I uninstall all modules before I do the upgrade?

Thanks.

Hello!
My default landing page is actually a view. So when you type in the site address, www.example.com, the view is displayed with the title of the view in the browser's title bar which doesn't reflect the actual home page title of a site.

This is bad from an seo perspective. How do can I do these:

The heading of the view should still indicate what the view is about but,
The browser page title should actually indicate what the site is about since this view is also the landing page

The e-mail sent to the admin/responsible from a site-wide contact form submission has duplicate header entries for "From", and "Reply-To". Due to this some e-mail clients are not able to get the correct reply-to address and we are getting a lot of email replies sent to the siteadmin (the first "Reply-To" field) instead of the person concerned (the second "Reply-To" field).

I have two listings displayed in a page.

How can I display paging for two listings in the same page using drupal paging system.

Thanks

Hi,

On my drupal 4.7.x install, I can create stories just fine, but if I go back to revise the story none of the changes I make under the "edit" tab do not get updated.

Here's a rough idea of how to reproduce the bug. It requires a pre-published story.

1. login
2. Click on an already-published story.
3. Click the "edit" tab.
4. Make some changes to the story.
5. Either submit, or preview (shows changes) then submit.
6. I'm returned to the edit tab with the original story. e.g. all changes are lost.

No errors in the logs.