Installing Drupal

I'm getting this error:
warning: call_user_func() expects first argument, 'page', to be a valid callback in /homepages/39/d89782635/htdocs/includes/menu.inc on line 105.

Here's my phpMyAdmin.module code:

  function phpmyadmin_link($type, $node = 0, $main)
  {
    if ($type == "system")
    {
      menu('admin/phpMyAdmin-2.5.4/index.php', t('phpMyAdmin'), 'page');
    }
  }

  function phpmyadmin_page()
  // redirect to your installation of phpmyadmin.
  {
  }

(Basically, somebody else on this site wrote this, I just copied, as I'm quite clueless how the internals of drupal works...)

Anyway, I know I should put something in the phpmyadmin_page function, but what?

Also, I changed the path of my index.php from my phpMyAdmin install in the menu() call, and the output actually cleared the screen and displayed a PhpMyAdmin heading, but it also gave the error, so I'm thoroughly confused...

Someone suggested I look at simple modules to get an idea of how this works, but I've been going over the code and I can't find another module that does what I want mine to do...

Basically, I want to be able to click into my phpMyAdmin index from in my website, but have the link only appear for admins (so put it in the admin folder and restrict access). Don't want everyone going there.

How do I do this?

Howdy

I am having a problem with my file upload module in 4.3.0, it seems that I can only upload files under roughly 2mb, above that and after uploading there is nothing under the Files node?

I could'nt see anywhere to set a file size limit?

Hi,

If I build on my local machine, is it as simple as moving the DB and editing the conf file?

I don't want to start doing it unless I know for sure and I assume someone here will know without me having to go through it all twice ;)

Many thanks...

I've done a few searches, and cannot find the answer to this question:

Does Drupal use any of the PHP built-ins for authentication over SSL in the backend? If not, does it work well with the entire site secured and accessible only via SSL? I want to protect my site's members as much as possible...specifically their private profile and authentication information. Noticing that the drupal.org site is not accessible via an https URL raises the question for me.

Hi,
I would like to create workflows of the following kind..

Download remote file,
process file,
run scripts

publish statistics.

I would like to allow users to be able to add there own
downloads and pipelines, error reporting on system failure
last updated statistics etc..

Is this what I want?

Ta,
Dan.

In the configuration section of admin tree, i found:

themes
blocks
modules
archive
blog
comment
filestore
members
node
search
user
watchdog
filters
help

there's no url alias panel.

I have to set the alias in database manually now :(