Drupal 4.7.x

I'm trying to make it so that a group manager (using organic groups) can moderate posts to a specific group using the og_public_Access module. What I can't figure out how to do is to make it so that content can be approved prior to the post showing up on the group home page. As it is now, the post has to be published before it will show up in the "moderate public access to group content" page. How can I make it so that it can be moderated before it is published on the group home page?

Thanks.

Wonder 95

I like to work on my site on my local system first and used to upload the database, replacing the older one. But nowdays the problem is that I have people posting on my site, so say if I download today's database on my local desktop, make some changes like adding modules and fine tuning it, and than replace the database of the live site, I will loose all posts of users of past few hours/day

How can I sync development between my live site and local development ?

Does Drupal have a problem with the setting not to display warnings and errors?

I have noticed that even Drupal is set to not to display warnings it still displays them, especially in the header.

Is that a known flaw?

Hi all,

I appreciate this topic has been covered many times, and believe me, I've read and tried all the potential fixes I could find but all to no avail.

This is a fresh install of Drupal 4.7.6 with no mods to session.inc or user.module. When I try to create the
first user ('admin' in my case) I always get the access denied error.

Moving sess_regenerate() from user_login_submit to user_authenticate has no effect.

Commenting out register_shutdown_function('session_write_close'); in sess_read in session.inc also has no effect.

Deleting cookies and refreshing has no effect.

Adding session_write_close() to the end of index.php had no effect.

Altering sess_write in session.inc had no effect.

I don't have ZoneAlarm installed but I did disable the router firewall functionality without any effect.

By default I use Firefox 2.0.0.3, but using IE 6 or 7 has no effect.

The site is with a hosting provider (RM in the UK) and it appears that PHP is not configured as a module but according the phpinfo() details the ini settings are consistent with what Drupal requires.

The details of the system in a step-by-step fashion are given below. Apologies that they are long, but I want to try and give as much debug information as possible.

Website address: www.cassioburyinfants.herts.sch.uk/test/
Drupal version: 4.7.6
PHP version: 4.3.9
MySQL version: 4.1.20

Hey everyone.. if anyone is on or close by send me a quick reply.

I've looked at Tagadelic..
But anyone know of a way of letting the USER have the ability to tag their favorite nodes. Then display this list of the most popular tags to the community. (i.e all users who tagged nodes under the term "design" would create a weighted tag for that). I've looked at tagadelic and it seems it uses taxonomy to create Tags of published nodes and their categories. I'd like to place that ability in the users hands. Any way to tweak Tagadalic to do so? Possibly?

Today something very odd happened: Our nearly 1 year old site stopped allowing non-registered users to see content ("Not Authorized" message). I checked the access control options in the administration menu and it was setup correctly to allow node module access to anon users. I saved permissions anyhow and immediately anon users were able to see content again.