Drupal 6.x

i am not sure if i have to theme views .tpl or theme ubercart 'add to cart form' to solve my problem.
Either way it doesn't look like simple answer, but at the same time the way it is presenting looks ugly.

In views i have field - Product: Add to cart form and style is table.

I am uncertain which forum to post this in.

We are working on our first project that has put us into the world of the Acquia Dev Desktop (bummer for us.) Our Team has a mix of Mac and PC users. The Mac user on this project tried to import a Drupal site (files and database) into the Acquia Dev Desktop and received the error displayed in the image linked. We don't know whether wxWidgets is something that comes installed on a Mac or whether it's part of the Acquia Dev Desktop. Does anyone know?
Thanks!

I've been migrating a few sites to a new server. 5 of them went perfectly OK but the sixth is giving an "HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error)". So I guess the problem is with this particular site, not with the server.

The sites that went OK are D7 and the one that gives the error is D6. The other difference is that this D6 site has a large database (around 200MB) and I had to migrate through command line (with mysqldump, I tried before with "backup and migrate" module and with phpmyadmin, but both gave errors).

The database migration through command line seems to have worked OK (no errors in the process and looking at the tables in Phpmyadmin everything seems to be in its place) but when I change the settings.php I get always error 500 (in every page, except for /install.php, that obviously says Drupal it's already installed).

I've searched quite a lot for possible solutions for the 500 error and tried a few of them (most related to changing .htaccess), but all without any luck. I've activated error logging for php (by the way, i'm using nginx as server, not apache) and it gave me the following errors in error.log:

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-CONTRIB-2013-049
• Project: Node access user reference (third-party module)
• Version: 6.x, 7.x
• Date: 2013-May-29
• Security risk: Moderately critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Access bypass

Hello,

I am working on a Drupal site in which I will use a form for collecting end users input and a report side for the administrator. The reports have to be of compiled nature eg. "How many people have blue houses?" and then perhaps "What state?".

Is there a module that does similar work to this. Using modules, I am collecting data fine, and I view the data collected but the data is just an exportable list.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I have a new challenge. I recently migrated a drupal website from one server to another and everything is working fine. The problem is that all the images on the with URL links are still pointing to the server of the person that initially designed the site. For instance http://xxxx.yyyy.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/imagecache_inline/...

where xxxx and yyyy are the domain and subdomain names of the webserver where the site was initially designed and hosted. The site has now been moved to myserver and when I change the image path for one of the images to point to my new server at http://mynewserver.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/imagecache_inlin..., the image shows up, where mynewserver is the name of the domain where I want the images to be pointed.

The challenge is how can I change the image path for all the hundreds of images on the site globally to point to my new server without having to change them one by one for all the hundreds of images. This is because the old server where it was hosted has been powered down by the initial designer and now all the images with linked URL are not showing up. Changing the paths manually for all the images in the sites seem like an endless task but I know there is a way this can be done easily.