Drupal 6.x

When I go to edit a page the Node Hierarchy tab is missing along with embed child views.
I update Node Hierarchy from Node Hierarchy to 6.x-2.1.

Hi everyone,

I've tried many spam solutions which include Mollom, Captcha and reCaptcha, but I'm still getting user-bots registering on my website. What exactly is the most effective solution?

I am currently on Drupal 6.28, using LDAP integration module version 6.x-1.0-beta3.

I have set up a bunch of access rules for what email address are NOT allowed (denied) to request accounts. And most of the time those access rules seem to be failing.

I have one setup to deny any access to %@hotmail.com.

But, I continue to get numerous account requests using this email address during registration.

I'm re-theming a particular section of a site and the new design called for five pages to be displayed as five tabs on one page with the appropriate one shown when either clicking on the tab itself or in an expanded menu.

I created all that in html and jquery so that I could deep-link the tabs, ie... someone can click on any menu link and hit the page with the appropriate tab open instead of having to go to the master page and then click the appropriate tab.

This is all working fine, but the last tab is to house content that currently is a view set as a block.

What is the best way to pull that view/block into the html div I have set aside for that specific content?

I have used this great snippet before:

 $block = module_invoke('block', 'block', 'view', '15');
       print $block['content']; 

but since that would be the only php within a full html page, that doesn't make sense to make all the code pasted into the main node as PHP rather than using 'full html' as the option.

so, I'm trying to figure out how to have something like this:

<!-- all the other tabs content-->
<div id="fifthTab">
all the content from the view which is set to 'display like a block'
</div>

This may be impossible, but I am looking for help to see if it can be done and how.

I have a project task list with parent tasks and child tasks. The tasks create this hierarchy using a node reference field called Parent Task, so you create a task, and select the task to reference.

I have a large list that shows the details of each task and organizes them in a great tree look.

I'm using Display Suite to manage my images on a new content type. I had to hardcode into the system the following CSS in order to keep the image inside the box on the full nodes: