Drupal 7.x

Hi all,

I'm trying to create a site dealing with other sites reviews. The main page would show the snapshots of the sites homes and, after clicking on one of them, the details of the clicked site would appear.

Hi Drupalers,

I´ve got the following use case:
I have a view called "sold items". In this view, there is a field with a link that generates a PDF (which serves for the user to create a bill). This works fine if you just have one single language. The problem, however, is that on my page I have three different languages (German, English, and Spanish). The current status is that the generated PDF is completely in German, but what I need is that based on the language settings a different PDF is generated with the "Views PDF-Module". 

My site is logging lots of 'page not found' warning messages for an existing image file.  

If I click on the location given in the error log, my browser shows me the file.  I do not need to be logged in.  Its permissions are 644.  

I don't understand why drupal is logging these requests as page-not-found.  I don't believe that they are caused by malicious users.  My complaint is that with a handful of these every 5 minutes, they are dominating my log files and making it harder to spot real problems.   

We have recently moved a site from a linux server to IIS.

www.wsmfhs.org.uk

site is 90% there but we are having some odd issues with updating modules and also the SMTP Module itself.

These are two different issues so I will start with the first:

When we try to update a module we get the following error:

I just updated two websites. 

In one I managed to login and do update.php but could not log out after that. 

In the other I cannot login. 

In both cases the screen is just blank. No reaction when I try www.mistah7.com/user/login

Anyone else? 

I have also updated my local website in my own local server and I don't have the problem there. 

Will disabling the page /user/register protect the site from exploiters of Drupalgeddon2?

Will greatly appreciate your thoughts.