Drupal 6.x

Is it possible to set in website that offers feed imports for authenticated users the entry "Feed URL" the was inserted in the edit form as unique (global)? The purpose of this unique Feed URL is to avoid duplicate feeds entries.

I tried it unsuccessfully witch the modules https://drupal.org/project/unique_field and https://drupal.org/project/bs_uniquenode.

Hey guys,

I wonder How can I post html code when my module been load?

I want to post data, to a different web service using the drupal variables when my module open and than redirect to my front page.

For example, after user role changed I want to send his information to form in different web service, so I got my module to load after the changed but how can I send his information to the web server??
what hooks should I use?

Thanks for your help

Hi..I installed flickr and flickrapi module and it displays flickr images in home page but problem is that it shows two flickr random photo blocks in home page(one on left side and second on region that I selected) and it shows one block on left side always even though I select region 'none'.

I have an existing Drupal site A, running Drupal 6 with some custom content types, views and content.

I want to update this to Drupal 7, but to get rid of some old stuff, I prefer to install a new site B.

I now want to migrate some content types, views and content from A (currently Drupal 6) to B (Drupal 7)

What is an recommended way to do that?

I thought about using the "features" modules, but that would then complain about some dependencies not being met in B since some modules now have different names ("content" from CCK, I think).

In Drupal 6, I am making a custom module and I am trying to modify the hook_form_alter content in the upload module, upload_form_alter. I want to be able to change the #title and #description. I get that I should not modify the upload.module, but I don't understand how to override this in my module. ?

We are currently hosting a system of 3 servers containing Drupal 5 and Drupal 6 installations in a multi-site configuration, with a total of about 750 active sites. The sites have a common core, but independent databases for each installation. We're looking to migrate to Drupal 7 in a similar multi-site configuration, but finding the management of the sites is overwhelming, especially for upgrades. For major upgrades, we're having to update the core and default install, then touch the upgrade.php for each site, which understandably is a very time consuming activity.