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How do I pin a discussion in the Drupal forums that I host?

I'm completing a Drupal 4.7 module to allow paid subscriptions using PayPal. I'm currently still testing against PayPal Sandbox and am looking for some volunteers to help complete testing. Also I've writen it to provide the features I need but it would be good if it was more comprehensive. So I would like to have input on features required.

I did have a look at various other solutions but none seemed both appropriate for my needs and known to work with 4.7

Hi All,

Ive got a quick question that hopefully you gurus can take care of for me,

I want to get rid of the login request on my pages when their is a post, on the website there is no need for any sort of forum, is just their to display photography so i have no need for users to have accounts.

see example of what i mean here - > http://www.gerryboothman.com/?q=node/16

Cheers Guru's!

I want to have groups, associated members and non-associated users.

For example I have a conservation group that wants to join my site. They click on a ‘create group’ button and they see a simple form that they can fill in to create their club.

How do I produce a form that is used to create a group, and it’s directory/profile?

Could I have a form that automatically displays different questions depending on whether the user clicks on a 'I am a group or single user' checkbox?

Where do I start?

Newbie Steve

I have a pretty basic site that has two levels of navigation... primary links and secondary links under each primary link. I need to display specific css based on the primary link and/or any of its children (secondary) links that are clicked on. I have the snippet for displaying different css files figured out. Now, I need to know what arguement I need to pass to my if statements in order to display the correct css. I'd like to assign a category to each primary and secondary link but don't want the category name displayed anywhere in my content.

I've just published a new guide to Drupal terminology at http://www.trollplanet.com/node/166
I'd appreciate feedback: is it easy to understand, is it correct, is it useful etc.?
Cheers.