General discussion

I notice that with most queries the inquirer gives no information about their setup.

At the very least some information about their system's configuration such as the report returned by phpinfo() or a subset of it should be submitted with the question.

Issues such as

php config - open_basedir, safe mode, script timeout
Control Panel - Plesk, Cpanel, Helm, Direct Admin
OS - Linux, Windows
Drupal base url - http://baseurl/ , http://baseurl/subdir

I have been having troubles going through the scheduler.module, attempting to make it behave as I want. I want to unpublish nodes on a certain future date. "Use the scheduler.module", all forum postings say. Ok, I do. My problem is the scheduler.module will not allow the admin to set a set date for an expiration of certain node types UNLESS the admin does the following:

As the subject states, when folks are posting on my site's forumsand they add a reply to a comment, they are being required to preview their post before they are able to submit it.

In the Settings I've the Preview post set to Optional.
Preview post:
X Optional
Required

This Required Preview isn't on the creating of a thread, just the posting of comments and replys..any ideas?

Is any work being done on a method to give each user full control over the theme which applies to his blog? It would be great to give individuals greater control over the appearance of their own personal segment of a Drupal community site.

Rick

I am looking for a form on a webpage that send an email depending on the choice in a dropdown list in the form. For instance, I am asking for volunteers and would like the email to go to the correct person depending on where the person wants to volunteer. Or have an email your politician area where they choose the name and the form sends to the correct email address. Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks

JJ

This input filter is less than "full HTML". I cannot for the life of my get:
<tr>'s
<td>'s

To pass through.

My filter is to "not strip" the flollowing tags

<a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <b> <strikethrough> <font> <u> <i> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd> <img> <td> <tr> <tbody> <table> <span> <div> <br>

The order that I have the tags in doesn't make a difference.