Drupal 4.7.x

Just wondering if theres an equivalent of the /tracker for comments instead of nodes? For a 4.7 install.

My users have told me they would like to be able to see a greatly extended list of recent comments on a page. I'm not aware of any such path/page existing?

Hi guys,

can anybody tell me what could be the problem with xtracker module if I'm getting the followsing error"

user warning: Unknown column 'n.nid' in 'on clause' query: SELECT COUNT(n.nid) FROM node n, term_node t LEFT JOIN comments c ON n.nid = c.nid WHERE n.nid = t.nid AND n.status = 1 AND (n.uid = '1' OR c.uid = '1') in /home/html/rpg.sk/public_html/includes/database.mysqli.inc on line 112.

I am trying to move my Drupal site from a Fedora machine to an Ubuntu 7.4 machine. Drupal installs fine and works fine until I try to update the database with the tables from the old site. Once I do that, it seems that I lose all sorts of variables:

My Drupal site is for a foundation which offers activities for 'special' kids. For this the site has content pages which show the activities they offer.

Now I need a system with which a member can 'sign in' or 'sign out' for an activity and with which a person can see for which activities he signed in. We as administrators need to see which persons signed in per activity.

Is there a module which can do this?

Thanks in advance

uppie83

I really need help!

I moved for my old ISP to a new one. The new ISP runs mysql 4.1, the old ISP had mysql 4.0.27.
I had some hard time to convert database data so to preserve accented letters, the procedure is not straightforward and may lead to errors during re-conversion. Anyway, the process went rather smooth and I only had errors in the search_total database table. Therefore I had to TRUNCATE the table and re-index the site.

Then I upgraded to drupal 4.7.6 because the new ISP runs php 5.2.1 and my drupal 4.7.3 has strange problems with it: users were logged out on every page change. Before discovering the actual culprit, I also truncated the cache table and the sessions table. Then I updated drupal to 4.7.6.

Everything seemed fine. I updated my third parties modules to their latest version, and I was almost ready to put my website back online.

At this very point, I discovered an odd thing: The forum page displays the containers, the forums within, but display "0 posts, 15 new", "last updated: n/a". Clicking on a forum, the page returns: "No posts in this forum".
This is very strange because content is actually there (admin/node) and correctly linked to "forum topic".

In other words:

http://www.mysite.com/taxonomy/term/18 --> works
http://www.mysite.com/forum/18 --> does not work

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