Drupal 4.7.x

Hi, I'm new to drupal.
I have been digging around with it, but I couldnt find the option that restrict a static page from normal visitor.
At the moment, I have few pages, and I want only registered user able to view it.

It must be somewhere that I have overlooked, but I just couldn't find it.

If anyone of you can guide me, I'll be very happy.

Thanks very much!

You know what drupal.org needs? A thing in your profile where you can add projects listed under drupal.org/projects that you actively use on your sites. Kind of like 'my favourite modules' or perhaps modules that you vouch for, or are interested in. I think it would be useful.

Ok...I have my drupal site ready to go live and want to move things from dev.domain.org to domain.org.

Do I do a fresh install or just copy the folder/file structure into the primary domain folder?

Hello,

I hope this posting might save other newbies those hours I had to spend to find the surprising solution.

In short: watch out for the transfer mode configuration of your FTP-client. Make sure "*.php" files are transfered as ASCII instead of binary.

What had happened? I installed Drupal 6.3. Everything went fine. Some days later I uploaded an additional theme (and I happened to do this with a different ftp-client). Then in the Theme Manager side I clicked on "enable" and "Default", then on "Save configuration".

Afterwards I couldn't access any pages. This was the "White side of Death" WSOD (just blank page). I couldn't even go to any page where I could switch back to the former default theme "Garland".

I did heavy searches here at drupal.org. Here some of the words I was searching for (perhaps somebody finds this message because he tries similiar words):

- WSOD, white side of death
- error after installing new theme
- administer, themes, enabled, enable, default, save configuration,
- (and I think quite some more).

I learned that sometimes WSOD may occur because of not enough memory, so I checked this. Didn't seem to be the problem.

After some time I found a workaround to get going again:

http://drupal.org/node/258202

A couple of random questions:

1. I have a few inactive blocks and inactive views - do such items affect a Drupal site's performance in any way?

2. Is there a Drupal rule-of-thumb on how long one should wait before bumping a post than has gone unanswered?

Many thanks - especially to those Drupal experts who are always monitoring the forums and take time to answer newbee questions like mine.

I have been frustrated by the options out there for project management. I am thinking of using drupal to emulate some of the features you see out there in basecamp and similar products.

Our basic needs is setting up clients, projects, and communicating back and forth on projects.

With CCK and Views I can already to a lot. I would set up a project content type, client content type, allow for node reference between the two. I might set up an extra layer that would be a task or issue that references projects. Say you have a project and it's ongoing and you might open up a task that is an upgrade feature. So that would attach to a project which is attached to a client.

Drupal of course has files/images built in. You can customize the fields for each content type. The tracker helps you keep track of communication. Forums can be used for communication. Built-in contact forms can be used.

For access control I would probably start off simple and just only have closed access to employees. Later on though I might add a layer of access where you could give the client access to their tasks that you mark as public..that can wait though.

I would use the event module to add start/end dates to tasks. I'm not a huge fan of the drupal built-in calendar but it would probably work for that.