Drupal 7.x

When profile2 module is installed this happens...
"Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string in/home/mydomain/public_html/includes/common.inc on line 7526". Unable to access file due to long running script. I have been unable to find a fix for this.

Everyone,
I am new using Drupal and can use your insight. I have been a PHP developer for 7 years, but just got into Drupal 7 module development. I have a huge website that I have to build for a client and the deadline is on March 31, 2012. This website will have a bidding system, user registration, a like system (close to Facebook) and some ecommerce.

Checking to see if anyone has received this error and if there is a quick solution to it. Personally not great in php.

Notice: Use of undefined constant php - assumed 'php' in include() (line 1 of /home/studiobl/public_html/new/sites/all/themes/danland/page.tpl.php).

Site link: http://new.studiobluspa.com/About-Us

As always, thanks in advance!

Dave

I have been trying to develop this idea for a while now but I am relatively inexperienced with Drupal, so it's taken a lot longer than I'd hoped through trial and error, so I'm finally asking anyone and everyone for help with this! I'm going to lay it out in bullets so it's easily to understand (and each bullet point must be met, as it's vital to the project).

Hi all, I am not a web guy by any stretch, and I am trying to finish off my business website that was partially finshed by a part time web designer. Everything is working except the contact form. It is a custom form that the guy built and it is not using the Drupal contact form module. I have Drupal hosted on a Windows server, and I am trying to get the mail to send using Exchange server.

Hi there,

I've successfully deployed the Bluemasters theme on a site, and I was just wondering how to get a menu in the footer (very bottom as seen here:

http://media.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/blu-template/blue1.png

I have tried creating a custom menu (I have done this successfully for use in the footer left, just above), but it displays vertically, whereas in the image above, it is a horizontal display separated by | symbols.