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I am using drupal 4.6.x (I'm not sure which version. How can I check?). Lately, I have been noticing a lot of bounced email being sent to one of my accounts, and it looks to me like some spammer is using my domain to send spam email.
I wondered if a module or script existed that allows users to start a forum topic with a single click from a story node; a button called 'Discuss this article' or something similar would create a topic in a predefined category, with a name that is generated from the respective story. If such a topic is already created, the 'Discuss this article' button would simply link to the topic.
Please can someone give me an idea where to look to fix this. I am trying to get cron to do the ping updates.
cron works, but when it runs it gives the following error:
Warning: main(sites/default/settings.php): failed to open stream: No such file
or directory in /home/MYSITE/public_html/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 642
and more errors like it concerning more files on the next few lines.
I have searched for answers but can't find anything.
On my site I have the theme configured to prevent the Post date, time and author information from being included on the page. However, I just noticed that the author name is being included in the RSS feed. I searched the aggregator module thinking that would be the one that controls the RSS feed, but didn't find the Posted text string in that module. Which module is it that controls the RSS output so that I can find the line of code that needs to be edited? Or is there a better way to modify the RSS output?
Need some help?
Need to dynamically insert a message at the end of content.
This message would be different for each taxonomy.
The messages could be stored in a file or array.
Message: Something like this: “price reduction today only, click here to order.”
In thinking about this…
I could add something to the theme template.
Create a block and include it on all pages.
Or download some PHP magic to emulate a server side include
I was wondering if some one else has solved this problem or could point me in the right direction.