Drupal 6.x

The bleow is my textarea code and if getting fckeditor on the textarea when ever i am trying to submit this for this text area value is coming as null i.e below this value ...
$form['content']=array(
'#type' => 'textarea',
'#rows' => '15',
'#cols' => '5',
'#title' => 'Email Content',
'#weight'=>8,
'#default_value'=>"  ",
'#id' => 'content_textarea',
'#resizable' => TRUE,
'#name'=>'content_textarea',
);

Hello, this is my first post on these forums. I apologize if it has been answered or is in the wrong place. My question involves the panels module.

I work on a drupal 6 site that was set up by someone previously. This person set up a panel page called myPanel using the panels module. In the content tab there is a piece of content called myMenuOne. This is a menu which shows up in the site's menus list, and nowhere else except as a nonconfigurable block in the blocks list (which I understand is generated from the menu).

When I visit myPanel in the browser, myMenuOne is themed to show up within a container class, and works fine. It seems as though the themeing is being done from block.tpl.php.

The problem is if I create a new menu, say myMenuTwo, and add it to myPanel through the content tab, it does not behave the same way. No container class, it is not going through the same themeing. Even if I add a second instance of myMenuOne, the new instance does not behave correctly, though the original menu does.

There are no contexts generating the content. There is no specific .tpl.php file for myMenuOne or myPanel. myMenuOne is not a "custom content" or "existing node" and does not appear under any "Add content" categories except for "menus". Unfortunately the add content tab of the edit panel page doesn't tell me what type of content existing blocks are.

I hope someone with expertise and drupal can help.

Last year I had a Drupal site up and running and learned a lot especially using the taxonomy module and many others, i worked on the site for over 9 months and had a good working knowledge.

Due to work commitments I could not give the site the time required, so as to not loose any of the files I put in a zip folder and stored on my hard drive, i left the databse on the server where it has remained ever since.

I now have more time and want to pick up from where i left off, i though it would be a simple case of uploading the files to my directory, all the installation files where uploaded and the settings.php file was pointing to the correct server. However it is showing a lot of error messages, please see them below - any advise would be greatly appreciated.

Notice: Undefined index: highlighted in include() (line 120 of /home/mark/wholivestherenow/modules/system/page.tpl.php).
Notice: Undefined index: sidebar_first in include() (line 132 of /home/mark/wholivestherenow/modules/system/page.tpl.php).
Notice: Undefined index: sidebar_second in include() (line 138 of /home/mark/wholivestherenow/modules/system/page.tpl.php).
Notice: Undefined index: family in drupal_theme_initialize() (line 100 of /home/mark/wholivestherenow/includes/theme.inc).

I need someone to have a look at a production server and tell me if they can determine what might be causing an initially long connection time on our server. The pages render quickly, but the initial request can take up to 10 seconds.

This is a quick job where I am looking to have someone look through the configs and logs and make a recommendation on what the issue might be.

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Hello,

I made a backup of my site at the site where it is hosted and I downloaded it.
I inserted the site folder in wamp / www on localhost but when I open it appears to me that the site is offline when in reality it is online (tested on another computer).
Why?

Is there a module for the administrator to upload files and assign these files only to a specific user to download? The user should see it once they are logged in.