Albrecht Marignoni schrieb:

Hi,

oh I need one week to understand this

i think i will at least need 4 weeks :-)

You need first the content (text). This content is a "node" and has a specific number. If this text has the node number 2 than write for the menu item /node/2.

that is was i thought: so when i create a menu entry named "downloads" and touch a file named "index.php" with some stuff in it i expect it to be available under https://www.flammiger.org/content/downloads - but it isn't

But first (before you write content) you should enable a category by writing a vocabulary.

hmm, dont know what you mean... I have content from my old page...

ItŽs a bit tricky and there is no German explanation....

not a problem - my english is of course bad :-)

Have fun.

i will have some, i think...

Albrecht

Thanks Torsten

Albrecht Marignoni schrieb:

Hi,

oh I need one week to understand this

You need first the content (text). This content is a "node" and has a specific number. If this text has the node number 2 than write for the menu item /node/2.

yup, it works as you wrote

But first (before you write content) you should enable a category by writing a vocabulary.

ItŽs a bit tricky and there is no German explanation....

will take some time :-)

Have fun.

Albrecht

Torsten

did you try to see what error you get when you run it from the command line: bash$: php cron.php On 7/31/05, Rob <rob@rwneill.com> wrote:

I never have been able to get Crontab to work to update news feeds in Drupal. I tried dozens of commands, changed permissions, etc. and my hosting company did a reinstall to be sure there was not a bug. I tried using WebCron.Org which works on one site but does not seem to work well on another.

Does anyone know of any alternative way to do this such as using some type of spidering script?

Rob

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Try the poormanscron module. It runs cron jobs at the end of a page request if they need to be, all from the PHP/Apache process. Probably not as efficient as real cron, but works well for me. On Sunday 31 July 2005 07:09 pm, Rob wrote:

I never have been able to get Crontab to work to update news feeds in Drupal. I tried dozens of commands, changed permissions, etc. and my hosting company did a reinstall to be sure there was not a bug. I tried using WebCron.Org which works on one site but does not seem to work well on another.

Does anyone know of any alternative way to do this such as using some type of spidering script?

Rob

-- Larry Garfield AIM: LOLG42 larry@garfieldtech.com ICQ: 6817012 "If nature has made any one thing less susceptible than all others of exclusive property, it is the action of the thinking power called an idea, which an individual may exclusively possess as long as he keeps it to himself; but the moment it is divulged, it forces itself into the possession of every one, and the receiver cannot dispossess himself of it." -- Thomas Jefferson

2 aug 2005 kl. 21.34 skrev Andrew Cohill:

On Aug 2, 2005, at 2:11 PM, Larry Garfield wrote:

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Try the poormanscron module. It runs cron jobs at the end of a page request if they need to be, all from the PHP/Apache process. Probably not as efficient as real cron, but works well for me.

you can cause the cron.php file to run from any machine, not just the server that the site is on. For some of my sites, I use a curl command that executes on my Mac, where it is very easy to set up cron jobs using something like Macaroni (a cron front end) or just cron from the command line.

If you just want to test if it works http://your.site.name/cron.php works (at least for me). Then you will get a message on top of your postings reporting what happend. Peter ------- Peter Karlberg Söräng 18, Mörkö 153 93 Hölö Sweden +46 (0)8 551 531 76 +46 (0)734 198 254 http://peter.karlberg.org Work: Myndigheten för skolutveckling, 113 35 Stockholm Visits: Karlbergsvägen 77-81 +46 8 52 77 82 54 peter.karlberg@skolutveckling.se ------- This message was sent using Mail on a PowerBook G4 running MacOS X. It is signed using s-mime and a free certificate from Thawte.