Nevermind ...

As you know I'm using Drupal 5.5 on Resin 3.1.4 ... BUT, I also did install Apache 2.0.x and PHP 5.2.5 on my system also ... They are both pointing to the same database .... that shouldn't be a problem ... I don't think.

So when something doesn't seem to work in Drupal 5.5 (under resin), then I go Drupal under Apache2.0.x/PHP 5.2.5 to see if it does work ... and it usually does.

As I've said, we really would like to use Resin 3.1.4 for the speed boost that Quercus gives us, the Java implementation of PHP ... Unfortunately, there just seems to be somethings that are not working. I'm making note of these so I can send them to the Quercus team.

So, you'll be happy to know that for now, I'm just gonna run the Drupal 5.5 under Apache ... I'm sure everyone will be happier ...

Thanks! Tom

Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:

I'm porting a static HTML web-site to Drupal 5.5. I'm taking the first page, and I've cut out the left-side, right-side, header, and footer, and just grabbed the main content of the page. I tested this HTML out and it is valid with correctly matched tags. It is a lot of HTML ... I pasted this into the content, and when I saved it ... half the HTML is gone.

Is there some sort of limit on the size of the HTML code that can be in the content? Could it be something in the HTML that when it gets saved ... part of that HTML is removed?

Thanks! Tom