Drupal 4.7.x

I'm getting very strange behaviour in block visibility. Now this might be because I'm new to Drupal, but it seems to defy the way that the system is supposed to work.

I have a URL in my 'primary links' which point to the events calendar (eg. url=event/). This will quite happily take me to the month view of the events module. I also have the recent events block turned on for the events module. I would like this block to appear on the front page and all of the event module related pages. So, I have put the following in the block parameters:

event/*

I am thinking of creating a community web site about the Google history (and have several similar projects in mind)
How can I let my users post a time-tagged content so that it would be time-searchable? Some kind of timeline would also be very welcome.

I don’t post as often as I like here at Drupal, but I have been using Drupal the past year for a personal family site. If you read the few posts that I have posted, you know I have a love/hate relationship with Drupal. I like the functionality, but I think sometimes Drupal is a little more difficult to deal with compared with other Web content management systems. Regardless of my opinions, I’m finding that I’m using and recommending Drupal more often than not.

I have a strong interest in Information Systems and have wanted to develop a site focused on CMS for some time now. I’m still working out the concept, but have decided to use Drupal. I decided that I also wanted to keep a blog about my experiences building the site with Drupal 4.7, from start to finish. The blog is not intended to be as much of an interest to developers as it is for system administrators and the average user.

For those interested, the blog is currently being hosted at a site my wife and I just started, called “Like that Idea” ( http://likethatidea.com/category/like-that-software/drupal/ ). Yes, the site is Wordpress, but it meets our needs. Once Drupal is installed at the new site ( cmsreport.com), I’ll also move the blog over there too. I should point out that while the link for cmsreport.com is currently parked at Dakota Hosting (a GoDaddy reseller) the shared hosting plans are not recommended for Drupal. The shared hosting plan lack the MySQL’s Lock Tables privileges needed for properly hosting Drupal. I’m will be using a virtual private (dedicated) servers to run Drupal and some other sites I maintain.

How can I make my Drupal-powered blog?

1 You can see the homepage view in this link, http://static.flickr.com/39/76163440_dbac5c9650_o.jpg
There are eight regions in this homepage.
⑴ In M1 region , I want to achieve the navigation function. When the user clicks to the labe , he can turn to corresponding pages. "Handbook" means book type which permit several users edit it together in drupal.
So the "Handbook" is wiki in some condition and is updating everyday. "About us", "support" and "contact" link to the static pages. If you click the label whose name is "handbooks",you can enter into the page.
⑵ In M2 region, I want to collect the most hotest articles in the region. Every acticle just displays its subject, writer and the number of viewer. If you click the label whose name is "more" at "hotest content" region in the homepage , you can enter into the page.
⑶ In M3 region, I want to statistic the parameter of this site. the parameter includes the total numer of blogger, article, comment, etc.
⑷ In M4 region, I want to display some articles which are labeld "TFT". So "TFT" is the vocabulary and has some terms like"ODF", "TFT equipment", "TFT technique", etc. So if some articles tagged with "ODF", "TFT equipment" can all display in the region whose name is "TFT".
⑸ In M5 region, I can display some recommended blogger site link.These bloggers create their site in my space.

I want to use Browse Archieve module in my site. Pls Help me how to do this... Varun Nair Pls Help me...

I thought this would be easy, but how would i get the $base_url value in phptemplate?