Drupal 5.x

We had an issue with an image, and I've had to replace the image in flash. I've reuploaded the swf file, but the flash does not refresh and show the new swf.
I have cleared cache in browser, I have reset cache in drupal, refreshed the page several times. I've even renamed the swf file and its link in the xml file. What am I missing?
Please help. Time sensitive!

Hi ,

there, i don't if there's still someone around here, but I am having a problem with creating a template for the view page of a bio. I tried many different variations like: page-bio-user-profile.tpl.php bio-user-profile.tpl.php but also page-contentypname-view .tpl.php Nothing seems to work ...

Hello,

After I install Lightbox2 5.x 2.9 two things are disabled:
1. The browse button (IMCE-module) that allows me to find images to insert in stories
2. I cannot edit the TimyMCE userprofiles anymore.

I first worked with jQuery 1, now 2, but it makes no difference.

Uninstalling Lightbox2 restores everything back to normal.

I have updated to the latest dev-version of Lightbox2 but it makes no difference

Also: several of the Lightbox2 settings are disabled, actually in the same way as with TimyMCE: the menuoptions are there, but they do not link to anything, they're just plain text.

Please advise
thanks

Theo Richel

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I have six items in my primary menu, listed across the top of the site.

The site is designed with one function as its feature, so I would like to highlight that tab to make it stand out. The CSS has white text with a blue background for primary menu items, however for the second menu item I would like the text to be red.

I'm very familiar with html, so I know what to say, just now where to say it. I've tried adding tags in the menu editing section, in the text box under "Menu link title: ", however the code just shows up in the actual title of the menu.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

Lucene indexes are composed of atomic documents. Each document is divided into named fields which either have content that can be searched or data that can retrieved. Before storing data into a field, it is important to determine which field type best fits the nature of the content being indexed. It is also best practice to avoid having to retrieve large amounts of data from the index itself. The Search Lucene Content module implements this practice by indexing most data using the UnStored field type. When searches match content in these fields, only the matching node ID is retrieved from the index, and the search results are populated with data from the database. This allows us to make use of Drupal's APIs without having to re-implement them on the Lucene layer. All available field types are listed below:

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-CONTRIB-2009-111
• Project: Randomizer (third-party module)
• Version: 5.x, 6.x
• Date: 2009-December-09
• Security risk: Moderately Critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Cross Site Scripting