Drupal 7.x

I browsed loads of posts but coudn't find a solution to make an image clickable and redirect to an external URL (eg. http://www.url.com).
In views I selected "Output this field as a link" and in Link Path I entered the token [entity_id] which contains a text field with the URL (http://www.URL.com).
I tried disabling all output filters but still the image redirects to "http://localhost/mysite/%0A %0A %0A"

I'm looking for a Module to "consume a .NET SOAP XML web service".

What I've found on this site under modules doesn't either:
a. Support version 7 of Drupal or
b. Dosent fit my requirements.

Have I missed something?
Or do I need to write my own Module? Surely other's would have came across such a requirement?
Can someone please point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

Hello-

All of a sudden I lost access to localhost/admin of my drupal site. I am using xampp. I have not had any problems until yesterday. I don't recall setting a password. When I go to localhost/user and request a new password I get the following error message:Warning:

Anyone have a link to a detailed example of using $this->drupalHead for Drupal 7 Simpletest. I guess this is what I'm needing since I want to test with cookies disabled and then with Javascript disabled. I've done a lot of searching and have the definition of the function, but no examples.

To whom it may concern,

I have just recently install drupal, and at first I thought that it was supposed to show the index of / page that came with my hosting site, and that I was supposed to add a homepage, or front page as drupal calls it. But then I discovered that nobody else had asked how to remove it and I figured that I had a problem. After two days of searching, I still haven't found an answer.

I have an idea for a website which would run a small service. A picture would be uploaded by a user, then the picture would be processed by a program that I have written. Finally, the user will be given a download link to download the output file (the one resulting from the process). I have never used Drupal before. Can I even do this in Drupal easily? If I can, then how would I do it? I am a programmer, but I don't (as of now) know PHP.