General discussion

How would I setup Drupal to run 5 news/articles sites.

The main one #1 - will have all types of marketing articles - is there a way of displaying this on the other four web sites - so these articles appear in the template of which ever site you view them from.

And would I need a seperate setup of Drupal on each site to run that site specific content.

or is there some way of setting up the 5 sites and as blogs or articles are added I can specify which domain to display them (including category).

Anyone found a fix for that bug or issue?

Drupal Version 4.4.0
taxonomy_dhtml version CVS

taxonomy_dhtml is displaying the nodes which are not approved yet.
If a user submits a node and it is waiting admin approval, it is still shown under taxonomy_dhtml menu.

Kc

I am developing a site in Croatian language, and our language uses many accent characters.

UTF-8 encoding suits it just fine (also does ISO 8859-2), yet I am experiencing a small problem.
When page loads and user is not logged on, special chars are displayed as garbage.
User logs in, characters are displayed properly.

HR is the default language in conf.inc, charset in page head UTF, and the attributes in the following line in head section are set to HR:

html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="hr" xml:lang="hr"

Anyone has the Amazon module running on version 4.4.0?

It seems like this module has not been updated. I was wondering if anyone updated it and want to share it?

Thanks

KC

Based upon earlier MT discussions... I find it most interesting to understand the breakdown of HOW they define their customers. Looks like 1) 1-Author up to 3- blogs 2) 5-Authors unlimited personal blogs 3)Unlimited personal Authors and blogs 4)Commercial licenses 5)Education licenses 6)Not-For-Profit licenses.

Here is the LINK with the New MT Pricing. Highlights below.

We made these revisions based on what people have told us they wanted to see:
There are now no limits on the number of weblogs you can create with a paid license of Movable Type. The free license remains limited.
All paid options include support directly from us, through our online ticket system.
Our licenses are perpetual, meaning there are no annual subscription fees. Larger commercial licenses require a 20% maintenance fee after the first year if continued support is desired.
Paid licenses will include free updates and bug fixes. For example: 3.x release are free to any 3.x licensee. Paid licenses are also eligible for discounts on major upgrades to the software, so 3.x paid licensees will receive a discount on 4.x versions of Movable Type.
All of the pricing mentioned below is the standard price, so the numbers published on our site are no longer introductory pricing.
In the next couple of months we are planning a general release of Movable Type 3.x with compelling new features, which will be a free update for Developer Edition users.

Something just happened and now I can't log in to my drupal setup; when I try, I get bounced back to the front page under a URL like... http://my.server.edu/drupal/?menu=%23&edit%5Bdestination%5D=node&edit%5B... . Any help would be MUCH appreciated. :)

Cheers,
T