Drupal 6.x

I have developed a module to create content for my site without using CCK. The data will be saved in different tables (custom database table) other than the default tables of Drupal. My requirement is, how can i make Drupal to index the content created by my custom module so that i need to get the search results from my custom database table?

I have created custom database table with 4 fields like id,nid,name,marce_checked . I need to get the search results from custom database results of field "name" . Any help would appreciate a lot

Its a high traffic website, but I guess high load is not because of traffic because many times it runs smooth on same traffic. I researched a lot and optimized apache, switched off logging modules to save resources and done whatever may be cause of load.
Then finally I installed devel on site and check using "Collect query info", "Display query log" and I found that this particular query taking too much time (more than 2000 ms)

Hello,
Am looking for a module which can do something similar in Drupal either 6.x or 7.x, as the one shown here, where it is a drop down menu, with the child menus containing images and text.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/521anyrjhg4hmxt/Menu.png

Anyone can suggest such a menu?

Regards.

I'm picking up the $form_state array in a hook_form_alter function. How do I get the label value associated with the drop down value?

So if the drop down label is Soda and the value is Pepsi, how do I get Soda? All I can see in the $form_state is Pepsi.

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-CONTRIB-2014-008
• Project: Tribune (third-party module)
• Version: 6.x, 7.x
• Date: 2014-January-29
• Security risk: Moderately critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Cross Site Scripting

This is a longtime site that only recently started having issues. It is possible it was after a core update to 6.3, but, I'm not entirely certain of the timing. I will admit it was a "dirty" upgrade, i.e. while the site was live I just uploaded the new core files. I KNOW this is bad practice and I don't do it often.

The frustrating thing is that the issues are somewhat unconnected (or to me they are, perhaps to someone else they will all make sense). Here are some symptoms.