Drupal 7.x

Hello,
I have used Drupal on several of my websites, but am not very familiar with php. Trying Druapl 7 for the first time I'm trying to display an image from a node image-field in a block. So i have :

1. Created an new image field in my "page" content type called field_top_images
2. Created a new block called Top images block
3. Inserted the following php code in my block body

Hi,

I am new to drupal (under xampp) and I am just starting this practice project assigned from my boss, he's adding requests step by step, but here's one that I can't figure out because I can't find a solution online.

Hi all,

I need to add a
in a field_date I got.
The date looks like this: April 14, 2011.
And I want it to look like this:
April
14
2011

I figured I should use the format output of that view, but how do I do it?

Hello,
I'm confused, i have created a view with the name actuality.
This view has a block display which machine name is carousel.

On the Block page i can see from the "configuration" url that my block name is actuality-carousel.
So normaly i would have a template called: block--views--[bloc_name].tpl.php.

But it doesnt work when i put actuality-carousel in that spot.
I'm guessing it's bc of the "-" that views add between the view name and the block display.

Basically, I installed the profile 2 module and then set up different profile types for account creation. In addition to the 'main profile' which is short and simple and for the public (authorised user level), I've created a 'membership profile' which asks for more information (and at some point will require payment, too).

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