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fatal error, cannot redeclare function supposedly previously declared

When I create a node page containing a php function definition ( hello_world() in the example below ) I get the following error message, even though there is no function of that name in my common.inc file. The same thing happens no matter what I name the function. Why?

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare hello_world() (previously declared in /home/labornot/public_html/includes/common.inc(1816) : eval()'d code:3) in /home/labornot/public_html/includes/common.inc(1816) : eval()'d code on line 2

Thank you.

User Review Module

Hi, I am a newbie to Drupal, and am trying to set up User reviews on certain nodes. I have installed & enabled Voting Api and Userreview, but don't know where the 'settings' for userreview are per the installation text.
Can someone give me some step-by-step guidance for this? Any help would be appreciated -- Thank you!

Module Installation (post-handbook)

For some reason none of the modules I'm trying to install are appearing in the module editor, despite following the installation instructions word-for-word, including both drupal support and each readme/install instructions for the individual module. Do I need to reinstall or is there maybe a phpscript that needs to be installed beforehand? I'm not sure what I may be overlooking.

Building site without dns entries

Hi everyone,

You'll have to excuse me, as I'm a bit of newb to Drupal. I have a situation that hopefully someone out there can suggest a quick solution to.

Gallery 2 and login txt problems

Hi,

I've installed drupal 5.1 and then lastest version of gallery2.There is a problem with the first step... authentification.

I've created a login.txt file with the random text but always sais that is incorrect.When I try to download the login.txt that the system creates, this file has a text which is different from the page says....

Resuming.... I can no go farder than the first step.

why? is there any way to bypass this step?

very best regards

heze54

Can I block a specific email string during the User registration process?

I have a persistant person or, more likely, a person who has written a persistant program who keeps registering under bogus names using the same email (@xxx.

I know I can block the User ID. I've done that repeatedly. Can I insert a specific email string, like an email verification, during the User registration process?

Ashford

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