Drupal is in fact a PHP CMS. PHP stands for PHP Hypertext preprocessor or some such while CMS is much easier to understand as it stands for Content Management System. D

Here we go again, folks,

Drupal is cool because it is updated frequently. Watch me smirk as those who fail to update get hacked, sorry folks, anytime you install something you gotta sign up for the newsletter...

After a long wait and intermittent efforts, I now have multiple websites running on a single drupal-4.6.2 install. Now that I have done it, it was quite simple. In the first test, I set a second domain to alias the first, in toher words the exact same website was reached by both the original domain name and also the new one. Then I created a folder in my /sites folder called newdomain.tld and added a settings.php file that calls a different database. It can be viewed for now at cafeamerican.info. What will I ever do after those free .info domains I use for testing finally expire?

Just add a link, using this format:

http://del.icio.us/post?url=THEURL&title=THETITLE

Not this site, but a site I have 2 copies of. Always start with a test site. Upgrading is the hard part about Drupal. Anybody can change the look and feel or check a box to disable the user login block. I just reeinabled my login box cause I like it. Plus some stranger may happen by, create and account, and add lots of relevant content. That is a lot better than typing in update.php and seeing ERROR: You forgot to disable the image module.