Post installation

Don't know if my subject description makes sense but that's the best way to describe my problem. The Drupal system itself seems to be operating in the correct timezone - for example the logs show the proper session open/close times. The problem is that the events module calendars seem to be highlighting the current day based on GMT time (or something like that). So right now it's Thursday night here, but the calendars have Friday highlighted.

hi all,
i need to make an webform with fields like this:

your sex: ()Male ()Female
your favourite color ()White ()Black ()Red .....
your favourite food () .. ....() .....
..........
what music do you like ()classic ()rock ()pop ....

There is a modul "WebForm", but this modul has
two minuses:

the modul does not have processing code, the modul
only stores the answers to database and redirect the
webform to another node.

I dont know much about php, but can any one tell me:

i have features enabled on my site such as private messages, personal contact form, and newsletters. as we all know there are check-buttons in the user preferences pages that must be set for these features to work, and i want them enabled for users from the moment they set up their accounts, instead of having the users having to initially set them themselves. how can i change the default settings for a newly created user? thanks for the help.

-adam

Is it possible to create a RSS feed that has all of the content types included? Right now all I seem to find is one that includes blog entries but I also want Story and Page to be included.

Thanks,
Allen

I just installed the User List Module. When I try to access it I get an error message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: _node_names() in c:\ ... \modules\user_list\user_list.module on line 389

Any ideas on what the problem is and how to fix?

Thanks in Advance,

John M.

Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to display a view underneath an exising node. E.g. on each "client" page, have a description of the client, and below that, a view of all "job" nodes that relate to that client.