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Hi, the question is in the title... i need limit the posting in a specific category, to one by user... Any idea?..

Thanks...

Hi everybody,

I am maintaining a website using Drupal that developed by other guy who quit suddendly. I have tried to get it worked on my PC (it works fine remotely from our ISP) but it get following error when i created new content:

user warning: Field 'field_descripn_value' doesn't have a default value query: INSERT INTO node_content_service (field_email_value, field_email_format, vid, nid) VALUES ('43t3t 43t ', 1, 488, 483) in C:\Apache2.0\Apache2\htdocs\uee\fnb\includes\database.mysql.inc on line 120.

Hi all,

I've finally cracked the next phase of my drupal understanding and have ahd a lot of success rolling out new sites for clients.

However, this led me to thinking. The core Drupal install has something like 57 tables? One of the sites I'm working on already has 120 and its slowly creeping up.

At what point is a site bloated? I think the next stage is to work out if things can be streamlined but I'd like some opinions on what is over the top and what is reasonable

Cheers!
Ken

I am starting a new marketing site and I will be having promotional giveaways on the site that anyone can sign up for.
There is no purchase necessary, anyone who is 18 or older with a valid email address is eligible.
You get extra entries for referrals.

I am looking for a simple solution that lets visitors enter their email in a textfield. I will use this to send out newsletters.
I found a great post listing all possible solutions:
http://drupal.org/node/52011
but quite frankly they are all over the top for me.

hello. my test system on windows I see no auto-generated links. I really want to use this on my production Drupal site, but I'm not sure how you've implemented your related search. I see how from the code it is grabbing related taxonomy terms. this is slightly useful (but I feel users can already click the taxonomy term links) so I need something more than this and I don't think I see it in the code.