Drupal 4.7.x

'my blog' that appears in menu in my site looks a little buggy. Check the image below.

http://takaakikato.jp/misc/drupal_issues.png

Has anyone experience this? Any workaround? Unluckily all 'my blog's are locked under menu configuration.

I'm using the taxonomy_access module and I've a blog associated with two categories:
Cat1 : A, B, C
and
Cat2: Public, Private

I would like to restrict access to all nodes that are marked Private, but permit access to all other nodes with Cat1 ... I've set up the access grid giving permission to anonymous user to access Cat1, and to Public of Cat2
and I gave access to authenticated user to Cat1 and to Private of Cat2.

However this schema doesn't work an anon users are able to access Private content.

During validation, I'd like to add a new object with derived values to the node.
The only way I've found to achieve this is to change node.module's definition of
'function node_validate($node)' to 'function node_validate(&$node)'.
Is there a way to do it without messing with node.module? Is it a really bad
idea to allow node_validate to actually modify the node?

Is there any "taxonomy on the fly" ability for 4.7? If I don't want to use free tagging, it's a hassle not to be able to create new terms at the same time as creating a new node. I've ended up using free tagging, even though I only ever enter one term, and my vocabularly is only one level deep.

Hello, I'm using PHP5/MYSQL4/APACHE2 on Suse 10.0. I get a page when I go to my installation (http://localhost/drupal) but directly to the right of the login box I see an error "Page not found". When I go into includes/common.inc and look at the code the drupal_not_found function is being executed.

I have 4 client sites for which I can't see a way to use Drupal because there is no obvious way to do a "links" page. This seems to be a common request, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to have a page where the client can have a list of partner sites each with a title, synopsis, and a link off site.

Of course it could just be a "page" node, but then they have to manually edit the HTML which is not practical since none of them know how to do HTML, especially with all of the DIVs needed to make it theme-able.