By Dr.Renair on
Reading the tutorial section on "Basic Configuration", I find that I should have, but don't have a page module-- so can't, of course, enable it. I just downloaded and installed 5.3 about a week ago and have been playing around with it to see what it will do and was wondering how to create a page. So maybe the absence of this module explains why I haven't been able to.
If it matters, I installed just about all the extra modules, including clean URLs.
What's going on?
Thanks.
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Hmm.. Dont think you should
Hmm.. Dont think you should have a Page module... The Page is a Content Type.
Following your link, it mentions a Path module. Is that what you mean?
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dafa
The tutorial referred to
The tutorial referred to says:
6. If there are any modules (core or contributed) that you use on all sites, go ahead and enable them now ((Administer>>Site building>>Modules). For example, you will probably use "Page" on all sites, and maybe "Story." ....
That seems pretty clear that there is a Page module.
If you go to "Administer>>Site building>>Modules" on your installed version of drupal, do you see a Page module? I don't.
Also, looking at the "Administer >> Content Management >> Content Types" I don't see "Page" in the list.
So there's got to be something wrong I guess, yeah?
Hi - And happy soon to come
Hi - And happy soon to come new year.
Well I dont have a Page or Story module in my 5.3 or 5.5 install...
Nope :-(
I really cant remember if Page&Story was modules once, but maybe they were and the docs are outdated?
I do. Maybe you renamed it to something else than Page?
Try to do a new installation with D5.5 (good also for practising installs :)) and check the content types.
Good luck!
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dafa