Drupal 7.x

I'm attempting to populate default values for a form from a database table. I've created the database select statements as shown below and want to assign the field values that are retrieved to different form attributes for the form field. I believe the db_select statement I wrote is at least syntactically correct, but I can't seem to figure out what the correct format/syntax is for the final step in assigning the db_select results to the form fields. I've only attempted the #default_value in the code below.

In the case below, I get the error message:

Notice: Undefined index: value_default in v01_fields() (line 60 [which is the #default_value line]

/** For the table v01fielddata, return three fields based on the submitted primary key (fieldid), v01price. */

function v01_v01fielddata_fetch () {
$query = db_select('v01fielddata')
->condition('fieldid', 'v01price')
->fields('v01fielddata', array('title_default', 'desc_default', 'value_default'));
$result = $query->execute();
variable_set('v01price_result', $result);
}

/**
* Input Form
*/

function v01_fields ($form, &$form_submit) {

$result = variable_get('v01price_result', array());

$form['v01_price'] = array (
'#title' => t('Vehicle purchase price'),
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#default_value' => $result['value_default'],

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Hello:

I am creating a portal with drupal and I need a drupal website with a forum and a wiki moinmoin.

I have the website with active forums, but I can not integrate the login access to MoinMoin.

I tried following this (http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAuthentication/DrupalAuth) but does not work:
- Disappears login in moinmoin
- When I login in the website drupal does not give me permission to do anything on the moinmoin.

Any suggestions?

Thank you very much

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