Post installation

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/godde24/domains/yoursite.com/public_html/includes/common.inc(1158) : eval()'d code on line 11

ok, so I have a file called functions.php with well functions in it. depending on what is passed through the URL it picks the right function and then outputs what I need. However, I get the above error and am not sure how to deal with it.

I installed tinyMCE editor and works properly.

When I use the "insert/edit image" button to add a image to my content.
The problem is , the image can shown up in the tinyMCE editor but after I submitted the content , the image is disappear.

What's wrong is it ?

We have a site running Drupal 4.6.5 and are having problems with it. We just moved from one server to another, both were running red hat linux.

Everything was working fine on the old server, and just about everything is working fine on the new one except the modules page in the administration section does not work. The first time you click it, it will tell you the page cannot be displayed. Subsequent clicks deliver a page filled with junk characters, different each time. There is absolutely nothing in the page that resembles the modules page.

Hello,
I have just started to play with the casetracker module and ran into a bit of a conundrum. The emailer sends a case to a user and provides a link to the case on the Drupal site. That is great, but, the problem is I am forced to use IIS for this site, not Apache, and therefore no mod rewrite so dirty url's... Does anyone know of an easy way for a non-programer to solve this little hickup??

Thanks

I have a comment and a few questions concerning the Organic Groups module. First I’d like to say that Organic Groups is a brilliant idea/module and has huge potential. But as I’ve begun to implement it, I’ve been having some headaches. If you are building a large viral site, allowing users to create communities and content types for public use, you start running into many frustrating issues with content management within the group structure. These issues affect the usablility and effectiveness of your site and in turn, lose your visitors’ interest (if you know internet marketing, you know that if your visitor has think, they’re gone). I’d like to progressively share the issues I’ve been having and hopefully find a solution to each.

• Situation: An authenticated user clicks to create a new group > node/add/og is printed > I do not want to allow the user to create a group website address (I want my website to be their website) > I do not want to let the user choose subscription requests (I default them to “open”).
• My Feature Request: Have more in-depth options under administer>settings>og to be able to configure the visibility on these sections. (I'll submit this to the proper channel.)
• My Resolution Attempt: I have little PHP experience. The only thing I could think of to hack this was to delete lines 955 & 963 in og.module. And yeah… it didn’t work, the code kept reproducing itself and I can’t figure out why without a BS in programming:-) Please help!

Hi again everyone. I using the category module and I think I may have run into a bug. I've created a category called "User Menu" which is seperate from Navigation, and it has it's own block. Well the problem is that when I update a category, in this case "CMS Settings", it puts "CMS Settings" back into navigation. Now I can force CMS back to User by going into the advanced category settings. It just gets repetitive having to go back in there and keep resending it to the correct menu.