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Estimados hice un sitio en Drupal http://www.circulogourmet.cl/. Este está montado en un servidor de windows. Inicialmente había creado un user y password muy sencillos, sin embargo decido cambiar la password. Pasaron 2 semanas sin acceder al administrador, ingresé mi nueva contraseña, sin embargo el admin me arroja un error de que la contraseña no es la correcta.

La pregunta:

My users are finding the admin interface quite cumbersome. For example to approve members it takes 5 or 6 clicks, including some settings that are not very intuitive for an average user (click next to the user, go to "choose an operation" VBO dropdown, select "modify membership status", click "execute", etc etc) Whereas my users are perhaps used to adding/removing people via something like facebook with one click add/remove.

So i'm just wondering if others have run into this issue before and any suggestions for solutions and simplifications of the user interface?

hola como estas despues de actulizar dos veces mi distribucion de drupal de 7.15 a 7.16 y de 7.16 a 7.18 en esta punto me di cuenta que cuando entro a /admin/structure/menu/manage para ver los menus y editarlos al hacer click en "listar enlaces" no me muestra mas que un enlace vacio, alguien me puede echar una mano gracias

Hi - I've been trying to find the answer to these questions but not had much luck so hoping someone here can help me :-)

1) With a multisite setup - can all sites be administered via a single backend or is it separate Admins for each individual site?
2) Are logins shared between sites? So if I login on Site A and then go to Site C I am logged in on both? Anything else that can be shared between sites?

thanks!

Jason

Hi there,

I've been experimenting with Drupal, planning to migrate a website from Typo3. As a part of the migration, I've been rethinking the structure and setup of the site and would really appreciate your input.

Current setup:

I recently installed openpublish - because I'm on shared hosting I had to install locally first and then transfer everything over to my hosting area including the database. When I installed locally I installed it to localhost/openpublish/ folder and then transferred to the root of my public_html folder.
Everything seems to be working fine except I cannot log in as admin, when I log in I get the following error message after log in:

Page not found
The requested page could not be found.

I am logged in as a user but the top left admin widget does not show.

(moved from http://groups.drupal.org/node/148319)

our current web stack is an all IPv4, DIY implementation of,

    nginx
        multiple listeners on IPv4:80, IPv4:443
        proxypass to varnish-cache on 127.0.0.1:9000
      |
      |
    varnish-cache
        listener on 127.0.0.1:9000
        filter/pass to 'faux-CDN' on Apache2
            'img' -> 127.0.0.1:12003
            'css' -> 127.0.0.1:12002
            'js'  -> 127.0.0.1:12001
            '...' -> 127.0.0.1:12000
      |
      |
    apache2/mod_php,mod_deflate +
    Pressflow6/memcached(cache_inc/session_inc/lock_inc)
        listeners/vhosts on 127.0.0.1:1200{0,1,2,3}