Drupal 4.7.x

Just installed tinyMCE module (java WYSIWYG editor). All seemed OK, configuration correct, plugins and options seen in the control panel, editable. Correctly configured default format, users aso.

It seems my sites pages don't load fully. Also when I tries to edit them, even than pages don't load properly, only half page get loads. This may have something to do with me on shared hosting and anytime 30 people being logged in and me installing around 30+ additional modules instlalling but anyway, How can I optimize my site. Right now, changing hosting plan is not an option. Will uninstall some modules surely...Anything else ...

hello
about a week ago, my hosting server died, the company moved me over to another machine.
i m using 4.6.7 with multi site install and a shared database.
so when they moved me to the new machine. my primary site http://namima.in-egypt.net had codepage problems (arabic not showing up properly) however, my secondary site http://mala3eb.in-egypt.net worked fine.

OK, I was really bored. Heres my findings on Drupal member's interests. via http://drupal.org/profile/interest/*keyword* It's safe to say most members passed the geek test.

Members interested in:
sex 19
girls 18
drinking 8
chicks 2
masturbating 0
women 15
drugs 3
beer 34
smoking 1
marijuana 1
guys 1

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After some months of neglect, I decided to resurrect the test server I run on my local system. I did so hoping to test out a few modules boasting wiki-style linking. I made a snapshot of the production site and loaded it on my server. The test server now runs perfectly fine as a clone of the production server -- except for one thing.

Whenever I logon, I stay logged on for only the page immediately after logging on. Once I navigate away, I'm kicked off. Can anyone help?

Greetings!

I know how to use theme_table() to make a table, and when any given column is a database field, I know how to make that column sortable.

My question is, what if the column is NOT a database field? For example, the table in question has 3 columns:

Column 1 is a taxonomy term from a certain vocabulary. It's from the DB and is sortable.

Column 2 is the number of nodes that use that term. It's calculated.

Column 3 is the TOTAL number of views (AKA clicks) that ALL of those nodes, collectively, have gotten. It's a calculated field as well.