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Time tracking

Is there a module which supports time tracking? For instance, developers and other employees who log in to the site with their account to submit their hours worked and charged to a project or task?
Thanks in advance

Can't get past the welcome page (moves to list view)

Ah, well.
After getting everything installed and configured (Apache, PHP, MySQL and phpMyAdmin), which worked on the third try (all three tries done in the same fashion, go figure) I finally saw the drupal welcome page, and was rather excited about creating my admin account, but nooo...

NO ACCOUNT FOR YOU!
:-P

Instead, whether I select the link below the text fields or the link in the first paragraph, instead of taking me to the next page, it takes me to a list view of the file heirarchy in my root folder.

help with creating blank pages

I'm a noob and need help designing blank pages. I don't want to use the page.tpl.php but I still want to keep the blocks, navagation, etc. I tried looking around and I might have found something but the information is way over my head. Could someone point me in the right direction? All help is greatly appreciated.

Greg

How to set a form error on an element nested

Hello,

When validating form data, I write something like this:

<?php
if (!valid_email_address($node->email)) {
  form_set_error('email', t('email is not valid'));
}
?>

But what if my form element is $node->contact['email'] instead of $node->email? I.e. that my form has a tree structure like:

Index page of blogs separated by user?

Hello all,

I'm trying to see how to go about creating a page where my users get to see a list of available blogs by user, without getting a page with all blogs intermixed with each other.

The appearance that I'm trying to create is one of magazine/newspaper columns, such as Dear Abby, Dr. Phil, and so on.

What I'd really like to do is to create blocks with the most popular blogs and a few of the most recent posts of each, such as:

Blog User #1: (most viewed)
--recent post
--recent post
--recent post

access denied to blog entry nodes

For some reason, all published content of the "blog entry" type is not accessible, even though I have "access content" for the node module enabled for all users. The blog list with teasers is visible to any user, but when I click "read more" it says "access denied." My goal was to have blog entries that are only readable to a certain role, since the blog is a development blog containing potentially sensitive information. However, even with access granted to both anonymous and authenticated users, the only user that can see the blog entries is the creator.

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