Import Learning Object using Drupal Course Module

We would like to import our SCORM courses on Drupal and running them using the Course Module.
We had already applied the module and then we create a course content, using it on the outline course section and we reach the point where we can't find a suitable option/object for connect it to our SCORM Module.

It's not possible for us to accept the Moodle course objects because we would like to import directly on Drupal our courses, use and track them through the dedicated Module.

Thanks for your help.
Best regards

Valerio Giacomantonio

Warning: array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array in theme_get_settings() (line 989... .../includes/theme.inc).

I am using Pressflow with a homemade theme using ninesixty (960 grid system) as base theme.

My drupal install is up to date with version 6.28.

These are the errors I get with my drupal install:

Warning: array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array in theme_get_settings() (line 989... .../includes/theme.inc).
Warning: htmlspecialchars(): Invalid multibyte sequence in argument in check_plain() (line 1156... .../includes/bootstrap.inc).

Anyone have any idea where these issues may come from?

Thanks

Where to create custom template files

I recently moved my back-end from C# to Drupal with an expert help.
I have been trying really hard to understand the Drupal structure but some things still confuse me.
What I have noticed was that template pages are all over the place right now.

Registration confirmation page is created in this folder;
site/sites/all/themes/corporate/templates/user-profile.tpl
home page is here;
site/sites/all/themes/corporate/templates/customfiles/page.tpl
blog entry list page is here;
site/sites/all/modules/custom/kampuster/blogs.tpl

Addition to Notifications module

Hello,

I'm looking for someone to add some functionality to the Notifications module ver. 6.4

Here's what I need:

- Ability to create custom page that will have several forms (checkboxes and a button or ajax checkboxes), allowing users to subscribe to taxonomy terms that administrator has assigned to each form. Preferably these forms can be placed in different blocks or panels.

Please post a quote and estimated time for completion.

Beginner Q: How can I examine PHP variables after AJAX has altered them?

Hello Drupal Community,

I am still learning AJAX, I know enough PHP to get myself in trouble, and I have a basic question.

I searched around and can't find what I'm looking for partly because I'm struggling of exactly what to search for to find the answer.

In particular, I have an online store (powered by Ubercart) where selecting different types of a product's configuration, such as a red shirt or a blue shirt, alters the price that the user sees displayed on the website automatically via (I believe) AJAX.

To simplify my question, please assume there is a PHP array as follows:
$option['color']
$option['price']

Where the color and price are the values that appear on the end-user's browser when the page is loaded, for instance:

"Red shirt for $10", where $option['color'] and $option['price'] equal "Red" and "10" respectively and by default with each page load, from a form with radio buttons for the option to select a Red shirt or a Blue shirt.

THE ISSUE: If I simply include my typical troubleshooting of "print_r($option)" in my page.tpl.php, I'll get the original default array for the "Red" and "10", but of course this doesn't change when the user selects the radio button for Blue where the text & price displayed on the webpage change to, for instance, "Blue shirt for $15".

I understand why this is so, therefore,

Working inside 'taxonomy/term' page with Views

Imagine you are on page 'taxonomy / term' ie the product that you get after clicking on a term.

With the module 'taxonomy image' we can associate a picture to an end.
Imagine that we want that image to appear on the page 'taxonomy / term', next to the term.

The result would be:

TERM 'LEMON'
 
GREAT PICTURE OF A YELLOW LEMON

(And if you change and go to the page term 'orange', I display a big orange next)

Another example ....

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