Post installation

i've got a very simple cck content type with a description field, a location field and a date field.

using views i create a block list view. it works fine. output looks as follows

jan 1
location
description
....
jan 2
location
description
.............
feb 9
location
description
..............
feb 25
location
description

However i'd really like to group those by month and print out a month header before every new group of items for a given month. here's an example:

[JANUARY]

so i had a problem, and the imagecache module seems to be the answer.

so i installed and enabled it.

i created my new presets and actions.

but i dont see any way i can use this thing. nothing comes up as new options in the CCK imagefield. it doesnt just apply these settings to every uploaded image, does it?

Using Drupal 4.5.1 at 3dindia.com

The problem is when a new user registers at the website
a 1 time login link goes of another user already on the system
and new user not able to login with the password sent

Here is 1 email example

>>>Thank you for registering at 3D India. You may now log in to http://www.3dindia.com/cms/user using the following username and password:

username: gethitesh19
password: dKLuBKFRAZ

I tried searching for an answer but couldn't find anything:

I'm setting up Drupal 5.1 for an intranet, some employees putting up information for others to use.
When a story is posted I want all users to be notified. But I don't want them notified every time a page is edited, or a Casetracker filed, or an image uploaded, etc.

Is there any way to notify by content type?

Thanks,

-Bob

Hi there,

I'm developing a site where I want people to be able to store drafts, submit them to a moderation queue, and disallow people from making unmoderated revisions against published content. I'd be interested to know if I'm doing this in a sensible manner. Here's what I have so far.

I've chosen to use the workflow module rather than using the built in moderation because I like having the workflow tab there; it just seems more intuitive. I also have views for people to see their queued stuff, plus an 'everyone queue' for moderators to see what requires attention. The states in my workflow are:

draft
queued
bounced (the intermediate state for when we don't like a submission and want people to revise it before publication)
published
safe edit (a state for items with revisions that haven't been moderated yet).

For authenticated users (authors) i have a view for drafts and another for queued or bounced so that authors may view this in a sensible manner. For content moderators, I have a view for everyone's queued/bounced items, and another for those in the safe edit state (to show moderators the items that require revision moderation).

The modules I have installed are CCK, workflow, actions, revision_moderation (i didn't forget the rev'n flag patch), and views.

So, i'm looking for advice:

Hi,
I've just moved my current drupal 5.1 database (phpmyadmin export/import) and all the files, including the files directory above the root using ftp. Everything seems to function and there are no substantial differences between the two hosts but my domain switched from domain.com to domain.net.

I am using a modified pushbutton theme and have added template.php, field.tpl.php, user_profile.tpl.php files. These are working just fine in my current domain.com but at the domain.net I'm getting the following error:

Warning: array_reverse() [function.array-reverse]: The argument should be an array in /home/user/public_html/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine on line 365

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/user/public_html/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine on line 366

referring to this part in the phptemplate.engine

  // Loop through any suggestions in FIFO order.
  $suggestions = array_reverse($suggestions);
  foreach ($suggestions as $suggestion) {
    if (!empty($suggestion) && file_exists(path_to_theme() .'/'. $suggestion . $extension)) {
      $file = path_to_theme() .'/'. $suggestion . $extension;
      break;
    }