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)Just with the installation of ckeditor the image upload option is not available, install IMCE and then edit the ckeditor.config.js in which uncomment the following lines
//config.extraPlugins += (config.extraPlugins ? ',imce' : 'imce' );
//CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal('imce', Drupal.settings.ckeditor.module_path + '/plugins/imce/');In order to add the toolbar button, simply add
['Link','Image','IMCE']
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Just another set of terms for deranged mind from deranged mind. It's nothing but
1. one drupal instance hosting multiple site and
2. multiple site hosted on different instance of drupal
Some call instance as code base ... it's OK if the terms don't confuse you.
various materials are there on the topic with really easy set of instruction(s) to carry out the task.
Am I obsessed with the hits that I recieve for my site?
Nope, but yes I would like to have a clue of what the visitor is looking for? I know that gnumen.org doesn't serve as a purpose for a specific sector, it's out there as a pointer/(not so elaborate)recordkeeping function mainly the keyword(s) associated with the work I am involved in. Just by searching for a required info(based on the keyword) will give an ample amt of results hence avoiding redundancy ;-).
Plagiarism is the last thing in my mind.

After some tweeking the layout of some contents like tag cloud, archivelist where included in the blog in consistent with the site theme.
One important point is for each module one can create a tpl file like for blog I created node-blog.tpl.php and do whatever comes in your mind.
Thanx to mustardseedmedia.com
In the end the look was disfigured as shown below which is my qchronicle look.
It was amazing how to get things done with drupal, the installation, setting the env on gnu/linux. Then moving on to developing a site with the look you want it to have, getting involved with modules, blocks, regions, tpl files, dpm, taxonomy, vocab and many more to get things going... all these in a localhost.
Finally(hope so) the hosting part
localhost -------------> public domain
Involved copying data, exporting and importing mysql data and some tweaking with the settings.php file to get the site up.
Was that it? Couldn't find my url in google search.
In order to upload the files from your HDD to remote site is fairly simple, use ftp, scp. Copy these files in the document root
Now with the transferring of info in the database (MySQL), export the tables in your database using phpmyadmin and then import them in the public domain using the phpmyadmin.
Before that remember to create a database and the user.
change the mysql entry in the settings.php file and that's it you are ready with you virtual space
Wanted to create a view which made use of group by and count function. But the view default had no such capabilty so and additional module was introduced in an ever growing list of module.
the views group by module
http://drupal.org/project/views_groupby
It worked fine :)
will try to give something back one day.
This virtual space is designed using drupal atop ext3 fs. The uderlying OS is without doubt GNU/linux.
I never thought of getting a virtual space of my own but then I realized that I was spending unusually large chunks of my time in front of my box and noting things down on pieces of paper and retrieving it was getting frustating. So it's good get my things organized online :). lets see how this turns out.
In order to get the additional feature of drupal there was a patch released by mattman (http://drupal.org/files/issues/hide_submenu_01.patch) which to my dismay did not apply the patch to the module. So had to do it manually and since the patch was not that big I could easily carry out the task. There were helpful links in drupal on how to get the thing done.