Drupal 7.x

Hello all,

I got a little problem.

To keep it simple..

I got a block. Everyting is just working fine. Now i want to add a custom PHP code at the top of the page, and at the bottom.

Now the problem. The site will not be for myself so it has to be "newbie proof".

The solution i did right now is adding PHP code at the top with a break after, so it will show up as 2 red lines at the CKE editor.
Now this all works great, but just for me.

The problem is that if you press backspace once to much your php code will be deleted.

The site I'm designing will be multimedia heavy, most of which will be contributed by the general public. Each photo, video, etc will need to be tagged by the contributor with a variety of "custom" tags and in many cases these custom tags will fall into different categories. We will then display these images on specific pages based on how each photo is tagged. i..e page X will show all photos tagged with "ABC" in category 1 and will be grouped together based on tag values in category 2.

I am trying to run the video module on my site, but am getting numerous ffmpeg errors. The closest answers that I found on my search said that the ffmpeg path was wrong, so I talked to my provider, inmotion, about what it should be. They tell me they don't support ffmpeg on their shared hosting sites. I talked to hostgator, they told me the same.

For whatever reason, I was running the videos without error at some time in the past, it may be that the update to drupal 7.2 changed something. I'm not sure when it broke.

I am trying to create a registration site with Drupal 7.0
I have tried many hours with webform and Views.
I created a working form , but other than the default submission view I cannot see how to display the results on a page. The defualt view shows things we don't need like IP , e-mail etc..

Hi Community,

I have a custom text field on my user registration page where users have to insert a contact email (not the default email field used by registration but another email address). Currently the textbox is set as 'Plain Text'. Is there a way to make Drupal to check the string to be in the correct email format some@domain.foo?

Thank you all for help!

Well I'd really like to skype about my site and how awesome it is, but really what's great is that my old site was trashed by a server move at 3.00 this afternoon, so I decided to do a complete dump of the old d7 site and database and do a fresh install using Drupal 7.2 and adaptive theme's 'vibrant'. I reinstalled modules including CTools, Views, Superfish and Libraries. I've used views as a simple catalog for the blocks in the side bar. All in all its a simple clean site. The only problem I had was needing to upgrade the php memory to 64M from 16M.