Drupal 6.x

hi all,

Im not sure what im missing here.. Im trying to dynamically set the page title of a view page based on the exposed filter used to generate it.

so far i have this in my template.php:

Is there a way to add a link, to every calendar event page, that directs the viewer back to the full calendar view, other than adding the link individually to each event?

Hi everybody,

I have a site running Drupal 6.20. I noticed that the search form is not working, so after a little inspection I found 2 problems:

- when search_simply($text) is called, the following line

$text = preg_replace('/['. PREG_CLASS_SEARCH_EXCLUDE .']+/u', ' ', $text);

sets $text to NULL (no idea why - can comment it out thou);

- search_index, search_node_links and search_total are empty, and running the cron doesn't fill them up.

Hello!

I'm having some trouble replacing the header on my site with a small GIF I created.
Right now it is just text (my name) but I want to replace this text with the GIF (centered on the page).

I've looked at a few other forum posts which sort of deal with this but they haven't
helped me much in fixing this. It's probably very simple to do, however I'm still getting
acquainted with Drupal.

Thanks in advance for any help with this!

My site aggregates content from many sources using RSS feeds. And re-exposes that content using RSS feeds (again). So when people retrieve my feeds, it puts a heavy load on my server. What i want now is...!!

I run cron after every 5 mins. I want my drupal to create static files such as "feed/190.xml" and updates its content on the arrival of new content. This will save my site from load of creating a feed on request.

So is there a module for something like this? Or can someone suggest a way to do it.

Please see it here
http://www.enetha.com/csapatunk/nagy-andrea
It was OK a couple of days ago.

In the editor sources are normal, no double-encoded things.

It is a Zen theme+STARTERKIT+child theme.

There was a 6.29 upgrade before this error appeared.
Please help, I am a Wordpress guy.

Thank you!