Drupal 7.x

I am not sure where I should put this question. If this is not the forum then direct me accordingly.
I recently installed Drupal 7 in order to develop a social networking site. I have created a registration form on http://phpformgen.sourceforge.net/ and downloaded it in a zip to my desktop. I am not sure where to upload it in order for it to be visible on the site. Should I upload it to 'modules' or some other folder?

Mkixlee

A friend and I built a website that allows users to log running workouts and then run analytics on those workouts. So, for example, if I ran 5 miles, I can go to a calendar, open a form on that day, and enter my workout details (mileage run, time it took, how I felt, shoes I wore, etc).

It also has social aspects to it... so I can share my workout with my "friends" or my "teammates" (a group). It also has the activity stream idea built in, so friends can talk to one another, share workout ideas, etc. I want to have an events section that lists races my users are going to run and then allows others to sign up for those races and discuss their training for them, how they did after the event, etc. The social aspects are wide and varied.

The main draw of the site, though, is the ability to log a workout (manually as noted above, by connecting a GPS Gamin Watch etc). We can even map the run (using Google Maps or the Garmin API) and then run analytics to see how much faster you are on a given route today versus past periods.

Everything was built using cake, php, mysql, and all styles were css.

I have virtually no programming experience, but figured out css well enough over the course of a few days/weeks to be able to style the entire site. Its not gorgeous, but its not bad, either.

If I add a node to the Main menu while publishing it becomes the last item.
How do I sort menu items in alphabetic order again?

Hello, I have the following modules
CKeditor
WYSIWYG
ColorBox
Insert

I have them configured and added a couple of "image styles" for Insert to use. I noticed that for each image style, drupal creates a seperate folder to hold the images (thumbnail, full size, etc in sites/default/files/styles)

I can manually set the image size and only use one source image. Why are there several copies of the same image instead of just using the "width" and "height" parameters to resize.

Does somebody know a Hosting partner which resides in Switzerland/Germany which provides complex Drupal hostings or would even build such a setup for an inhouse solution?

Hello

I'm starting a site for a Real Estate company. I there any module to help me to add real-estate management task?

Or, is there a drupal profile I can download to start with?

Thanks