Drupal 6.x

I download the archive module from the Drupal download page. I installed the module in the right directory and enabled it. I works fine for me but I have one little problem. When not logged in, I’m not authorized to access the archive pages.

How can I change the permission level for this module? The module is not listed at the Permissions page in the admin selection.

Hello people,

I installed the views module for Drupal 6.0 and enabled it on the modules page. After that nothing is happening. I don’t see a new menu item under Site building.

Can somebody tell me how I use the Views module in Drupal 6.0.

I’m using the Drupal 6.0 RC 1 and Views 6.x-2.x.-dev

Using Drupal 6.x

I am trying to make a query that will pull the title and body from the first 5 nodes out of my "News" category. The code is as follows:

$num_nodes = 5;
$i = 0;

$result = db_query_range('SELECT *
FROM node, node_revisions 
WHERE node.status = 1 AND node.type = "news" AND node.vid = node_revisions.vid
ORDER BY node.changed DESC', 0, $num_nodes);

print ">>" . $result. "<<";

I wanted to test this query to see what kind of result its printing. This is what I get.

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- When the client is logged in, he/she are presented with a menu of existing surveys/questionnaries in chronological order (for example)
to fill out online
- Client and the admin must be able to comment specific surveys/questionnaires.
- Archive / History functionality
- Document/File archive

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As has been tradition for a few years now, this is the thread to post your recommendations and experiences with Drupal hosts.

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