General discussion

I just installed drupal 4.5.3 and weblink module, When I added my first link and try to access the category in which the link is, I get this error message:

warning: implode(): Bad arguments. in /home/xxxxx/public_html/includes/theme.inc on line 441.

If I visit the same section when I am logged in as admin, i have no problem.

Either ways, it works however for anonymous visitor there is the above mentioned error.

I have "access content" enabled for anonymous user but not the "add weblink"

Any ideas why i might be getting this error.

As you can see on this page:

http://www.emodo.com/node/28

The comment box is a fixed width (70 column). And is not controlled by CSS but looks like it is hard coded somewhere.

I want to change this to make it controlled by CSS (like the forum box I am typing in now).

Does anyone know what file controls the display of the comment box so I can hack it?

I am going away for a week and I wanted to have nodes published automatically while I was gone.

Gazelle graciously pointed me to: http://drupal.org/project/scheduler, which is exactly what I want.

My question is:

1) How do you properly uninstall modules (not ones which require .sql files).

2) Is there any problem with installing a module for a week or so and then uninstalling it? Does this create problems?

Is there a way to delay the publishing of a node until a certain date?

It would be nice to spend one day and write a lot of content but have it published automatically over a period of time.

Hello, I´m having problems trackbacking an url from a blog on msn space. The urls is this:

http://spaces.msn.com/members/tolfymarmota/blog/cns!1pVCFeSroYWMDXp0g0pN...

But the trackback module says that is not a valid url.

Anyone have idea? Ty!

Is there a Drupal module which acts as a 'wrapper' for external content? There are two main uses for this:

1. Displaying HTML created by an external editor (perhaps Dreamweaver) as part of a Drupal site without importing it into nodes.

2. Executing a PHP application within the Drupal theme, using Drupal's session/user data etc. As well as being ugly, an IFRAME solution would not achieve tight enough integration with Drupal sessions.