Drupal 7.x

Started to customize my own theme, everything worked fine. But then one morning, errors appeared under site.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /www/apache/domains/www.********.ee/htdocs/includes/common.inc:2561) in /www/apache/domains/www.*********.ee/htdocs/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 1040

Hi,

I've been trying to get Drupal up and running for a the past 2 days, but am having a huge issue with inline image uploads.

Basically I've tried everything I can think of. I've installed:
IMCE 7.x-1.3
CKEditor 7.x-1.1
IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge 7.x-1.x-dev
Wysiwyg 7.x-2.0

Hi, for production websites you might want to switch off showing of errors
(in Administration › Configuration › Development ).
However I would like to be alerted quickly when errors are occurring so I can check out the site and fix it. So is there a way to get Drupal to send me an email when an error occurs (and limit the number of emails to max one per day or something)? I've looked at the Trigger module and under 'actions' but cant figure out how to do this.

Hi

I have been a Joomla man for over 5 years, am quite experienced and have developed my own extensions. I also hand code my own bespoke templates.

I want to learn Drupal but it seems it is a completely different and (at the moment) more complicated way of doing things so I have a learning curve.

But I will have some questions, I was wondering if anyone could help.

My first one is, When would one define Views/Content Types compared to developing a new module and module template/output?

In Drupal I have found the add-on Views and Custom Fields, and I can see that I can create a custom module this way, by adding in custom fields, then overriding the view for it to display my own HTML. Then to add content for that I can just click Add Content and fill in the fields. This is an example for some database/listing module of course with multiple data with same fields.

BUT I could have also done the above with some custom HTML module and WYSIWYG editor couldn't I, like in Joomla?

OR I could have created a bespoke module with its own template/output to put this content in, if was maybe some dynamic content.

Hi,

I'm building an event booking system for a travel tour company. It's pretty straightforward: several tour types, a calendar, shopping cart integration, a display how many seats are available per date, and close that tour date when sold out etc.

Here is my problem:
I added a date field to a newly created event product type, but cannot reference it in Calendar. The only option available is to reference the product itself but not the individual fields of the product.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Best

I'm trying to make some modification to the main menu of my drupal site. I want the description to display next to the link, not just as the title of the link.

My only solution so far since I'm having trouble even finding the script that builds the menu, is to parse the menu $content variable, extract the title, and place it next to the link in the <li> wrapped in a span. Problem is, there are ironically not enough classes applied to the menu elements for me to select only list items that are children of other items.

How can I make this work?