Post installation

I have looked around and don't see a module to accomplish this - but with all of them out there, it's possible I'm just not seeing the right combination of settings.

I want a taxonomy to have a specific ordering and nodes within it to have a specific ordering. To say, Node A has a link for (next) that leads to Node B, etc. And Taxonomy 1 has a link (next) that leads to Taxonomy 2. These links should appear in the links section at the end of each node.

installed og_galleries (along with the required modules)

i go to admin/settings/og_galleries and get:

* warning: ksort() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /home/matthew/webroot/springbreak-hookup.com/webroot/modules/og_galleries/og_galleries.module on line 439.
* warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/matthew/webroot/springbreak-hookup.com/webroot/includes/form.inc on line 655.

i DO see that i'm supposed to setup a "Views View"; however, I'm a little lost on what that means....

So I added an extra table to my db to hold some other user info (i.e. firstname,lastname ...) ... I am trying to use hook_user but I have some questions:

1) Do I use hook_alter_form to add my extra form fields? or hook_user(op="form")? If the latter, how exactly? If the former, how do I set the pre-set values when the user goes to edit his/her profile?

2) For the moment I am using hook_alter_form ... when I do this, all my extra info gets stored in the users tbl (data field) why? I thought that if I just cleared that extra info in my hook_user(op=save) handler (see below) then that wouldn't happen


function ds_save_user($edit, $user, $category){

// create unix timestamp for bday
$birthday = mktime(0,0,1,$edit['month'],$edit['day'],$edit['year']);

// check if user exists in user_info tbl
$query = "SELECT uid FROM {users_info} WHERE uid=%d";

if(db_result(db_query($query,$edit['uid']))){
// UPDATE
$query = "UPDATE {users_info} SET firstname='%s',lastname='%s',gender='%s',birthday= %d,zip='%s' WHERE uid=%d";
$result = db_query($query,$edit['firstname'],$edit['lastname'],$edit['gender'],$birthday,$edit['zip'],$edit['uid']);
}else{
// INSERT NEW
$query = "INSERT INTO {users_info} (uid,firstname,lastname,gender,birthday,zip) VALUES (%d,'%s','%s','%s',%d,'%s')";
$result = db_query($query,$edit['uid'],$edit['firstname'],$edit['lastname'],$edit['gender'],$birthday,$edit['zip']);

Just curious if anyone can recommend a link exchange script that will work with Drupal CMS.

Thanks.

First of all hi to everybody, now let's get to the point.

My webhost doesn't allow me to use the ini_set() function. I have no idea what this function does because I don't know anything about PHP (that's why I got Drupal).

What's going to happen if I remove this? (it doesn't work anyways, so there's no point in keeping it)

Thanx in advance,
Ankur Sethi

PS : I can just remove the function and get on with it, but I just wanted to know, so....

Hello

I am using "image gallery" and import images with "image_import".
Is there a way to change sorting order of displayed images (nodes), for example with sorting by node name? The current approach with time stamps is quite invonvenient when I want to add images later to an existing gallery.

Thanks for any help
Andre