Drupal 7.x

The modularity of Drupal is wonderful but I think that the modules interfacing with the whole system should be refined,
the problem is that old version modules do not fit into newer Drupal version, I can see it getting spaghetti in the future as I fined it now.
I think you should consider a mechanism or an architecture that will support old modularities of the system.

Hey,

Error:

    * Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in user_save() (line 543 of /var/www/modules/user/user.module).
    * Warning: array_flip(): Can only flip STRING and INTEGER values! in user_load_multiple() (line 197 of /var/www/modules/user/user.module).
    * Error saving user account.

I get this error after creating an account (I have added some custom fields) but the account data is added to the database correctly.

My code to save the additional data:

Hey,

New to writing a module, wrote my first test and discovered that I run out of memory each time, even though it is set to ~52MB.

The tests seem to work correctly, I assume there is just some clearup/finishing bit I am missing, or getting in a loop?

Error:

Quick question:

When I ssh to my live server, I can use wget. When working on localhost, I can't.

why can't I wget while developing on locahost?

Thanks!

Terry

Hello,

Having read op on Field API it seems great.

It sounds like we can even do away with the basic content types as it will be child's play to create any kind of content type with ti right? Just pull in a text field here and there and we have a page content type ready in a minute.

Please let me know if I am misunderstanding sg. :)

Cheers,
G

Hi to all.
I'm writing this post about a solution that I've found for generating a standard compliance Google Sitemap for Drupal 6.x, 7.x multilanguage sites.
Because I was not very happy and satisfied with any Drupal Google Sitemap modules, I've written a script that you can simply upload in the root of your site for generating automatically a google sitemap for every menu link and for each node, with multilanguage prefix if needed.
The basic difference that I've found between any other scripts that I've seen all around is that I've followed the database approach, instead of scanning pages link-by-link like a crowler: I've made a matching between "node" and "menu" with "url_alias" drupal database tables and, for example, this is a result:

<url>
<loc>
http://www.yoursite.org/it/this-is-a-test-content/
</loc>
<lastmod>2009-05-20</lastmod>
<changefreq>weekly</changefreq>
<priority>0.8</priority>
</url>

The "node/NID" is served when a content hasn't a url alias and the prefix "/en/" is not inserted for the english default language.

I've specified "priority" to 0.8 and "changefreq" to weekly for the nodes and "priority" to 0.9 and "changefreq" to monthly for the menu links, but you can easily change this in the source code.