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When I go into administer > modules I am getting this error after saving changes

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 25165824 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 151721 bytes) in C:\AppServ\www\includes\database.mysqli.inc on line 303

I went to said document to see if I could change the allowed memory size. Which is funny its trying to allocate much less than there is available in memory and it can't. If anybody knows how to resolve this please let me know. It recently started happening after installing CTools and Feeds modules.

i want to build one. Was wondering if drupal will be good for that.

I'm evaluating options for building a complex employee skills survey. The survey has several (~50) questions with three options per question (total of ~150 data elements). Everyone needs to complete the survey. Some people need to see reports of the survey results in a variety of formats.

I'm looking at (a) using Webform to collect the information and then building a custom module to create the reports (since Views doesn't play nicely with Webform data elements if I recall correctly); (b) using a custom CCK-built content type to build the survey form and then using mostly Views to build the reports; (c) using a custom module to build the survey form and using mostly Views to build the reports.

My uncertainly is over which way is "best". I'm defining best as the most efficient in terms of building and maintaining. I'd particularly like to enable dynamic building of the survey form from either a database or csv file. In other words, I would like to easily be able to modify the survey form to include more questions, modify existing questions, or delete questions.

Any thoughts from the community on the approaches I might take, including other options I'm not considering, are appreciated.

Here's an example of a question and the associated options:
Are you a Java programmer?
- Yes/No
- Experience level (Novice, Proficient, Expert)

Hello,

I wonder if someone has an approach strategy for this particular problem.
There would be two user roles: "Content manager" and "Content uploader".
There would also be two content types: "Upload" and "Download".

Content manager is basically an admin that can:

• Create new users ( Content uploader )
• Create nodes "Download", for specific user
• Add, modify or delete content

Content uploader can do 3 things:

does any drupal gallery add-on has following capabilities:

- every user is able to manage its own galleries, but admin of the site can decide if a giver gallery can be published (viewable for other users) or not

- every user (owner of a gallery) can decide who can add photos to his/her gallery, 3 options:
a. photos can be added only by the gallery owner
b. photos can be added by all site-registered users
c. photos can be added by the gallery owner and invited (by gallery owner) site-registered users

Without boring you with too much background... My requirements are simple (I think)..

1. I need a hierarchical directory like this:

City /
Hotels /
Entry
Entry
...
Restaurants /
Entry
Entry
...
Other Business /
Entry
Entry
...