I'm having a linking problem with the phptemplate theme I've developed. The public site works fine for anonymous users, but when authenticated users log-in, the links in the admin section go haywire.
Is it possible to identify the current "page" somehow in the page.tpl.php?
The objective is to create separated template "pages" where it will be putted different HTML, and also associate different CSS ids.
In the "themes" administration page where I can see the 4 standard themes that came with the installation such as "bluemarine" (the default that's enabled), "chameleon", "marvin" and "pushbutton". Each has a "configure" link, when I click into it, it's a blank screen! Even the "configure" tab on the top has the same problem! Why is it blank?? Is that normal? Help!?
I saw this in the admin "setting" page - "The built-in GD image toolkit requires that the GD module for PHP be installed and configured properly. For more information see http://php.net/image." Is it necessary to install this module for drupal to work? What happens if I don't install this module?
I've downloaded a new theme, untar it and put it in the theme folder. However when l logged in as admin and try to enable the theme, the theme is not even there! why? also I noticed that I wasn't able to configure any of the available theme that are there although there's a "configure" tab or link but when I click into it, it show blank page. I don't understand. Do you think something went wrong during the installation or if I missed something? I made sure that I have .htaccess file and created "files" folder. I can't think of anything else I missed. Please help!
