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  • numberwhun
    Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
    • May 2007
    • 3467

    #16
    Originally posted by happyse27
    hi Sir,

    Thanks. I search in drupal for the blog module, but could not find it... any clue?


    Best Rgds,
    Andrew
    Did you happen to go to the drupal modules page and search for "blog"?

    I hope that you are not under the misconception that if you install drupal and the blog module (which is probably a theme), that you will magically have a blog that works. You have to have some software behind the scenes that is specifically for blogging. (ie: wordpress).

    I still get the feeling that you think drupal is some magical software that has modules to do it all for you. There are modules for many things, but drupal itself is again, a CMS. You might need to look up the definition of a CMS. I don't want there to be any confusion on your part.

    Regards,

    Jeff

    (of course, if you find out that I am mistaken on the capabilities of Drupal, do let me know). :-)

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    • happyse27
      New Member
      • Sep 2008
      • 236

      #17
      ok thanks... appreciated Sir...

      for the download blog it is in unix format, any thing in windows format?

      Thanks...
      Andrew

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      • numberwhun
        Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
        • May 2007
        • 3467

        #18
        Originally posted by happyse27
        ok thanks... appreciated Sir...

        for the download blog it is in unix format, any thing in windows format?

        Thanks...
        Andrew
        If by "unix format" you mean that the files are .tar.gz, that is just an archive and compression scheme that even winzip can undo. If you look at the drupal documentation for System Requirements, you will see that both Apache and IIS are supported. Since you don't run IIS on Unix, I would truly assume that Windows is supported, you just have to unzip and unpack the tarballs with winzip (or the like) and then use the files inside as prescribed by the documentation.

        Regards,

        Jeff

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        • happyse27
          New Member
          • Sep 2008
          • 236

          #19
          Thanks Sir... Btw, does most of the hosting supports perl on windows? Including the blog and forum?

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          • happyse27
            New Member
            • Sep 2008
            • 236

            #20
            Hi All,

            Thanks in advance....

            I got this again(cant post)... for my user account, please kindly assist.

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            Thanks,
            Andrew

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            • numberwhun
              Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
              • May 2007
              • 3467

              #21
              happyse27(Andre w),

              You need to PLEASE read your private messages as soon as possible!!

              Regards,

              Jeff

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