ɥɯ, soɯǝʇıɯǝs ı do soɯǝ sʇnɟɟ ʍɥıɔɥ ıs ɔoɯdlǝʇlʎ nsǝ- ɐnd sǝnsǝlǝss, lıʞǝ ʇɥıs! Bnʇ ɐnʎɥoʍ ıʇ ıs bnıʇǝ ɟnnnʎ. ɹǝɐd on... All ʎon nǝǝd ıs ɐ $ʌɐɹıɐblǝ ɐnd ʇɥǝ "dɥd" ɟnnɔʇıon ɔɐllǝd:dɹǝƃ_ɹǝdlɐɔǝ. ıɟ so, ʎon ɔɐn dǝɟınǝ soɯǝ bnıʇǝ ʇɹıʌıɐl dɐʇʇǝɹns ın ʎonɹ dɹndɐl's ɔonʇǝnʇ ʇǝɯdlɐʇǝ ɯǝnn. ı ɐdʌıɔǝ ʎon ʇo ɔɹǝɐʇǝ ɐ ɔnsʇoɯ ɔonʇǝnʇ ʇʎdǝ bǝɟoɹǝ. ʇɥıs ıs ʇɥǝ ɹǝsnlʇ. ıɟ ʎon nǝǝd dǝʇɐılǝd ınɟoɹɯɐʇıon, lǝɐʌǝ ɐ ɔoɯɯǝnʇ.

If you're running Drupal 6 on an Apache (or whatever) webserver which is not directly maintained by yourself you may have noticed the php_flag register_globals problem.

Just because you cannot set this flag directly on the server, you have to create a ".htaccess" file with the following line:

php_flag register_globals off

Copy the file into your drupals' root folder, then login.

The problem should be solved now.

Introduction

Due to the basic installation of Drupal, which is running this website, I'll dedicate my first(!) post to the latest outcome of the Drupal community -Drupal 6-

Besides some new core features like "trigger", Drupal 6 comes with a new themeing function which seems, at first sight, a bit confusing. But let's have a look at that...I assume that you've already messed around with Drupal and "the themeing thingy" (Yes, Drupal says "themEing")

IF NOT, STOP READING HERE and CLICK

Here we go