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How do I group options in optgroup for select lists with forms api?

How do I group options in optgroup for select lists with forms api?

Webforms and the Location Module

I'm not sure how to get my webforms to use the location module. Is this possible? I am having users submit their addresses and want others to be able to be able to use google maps easily to see where they are located. If I go to the admin->content and look at them I do not have the option to turn the location module on for this. I'm sure there is some amazingly easy way to get this working, but I can't seem to figure it out.

Thanks for any help!

Line break converter question

if I turn off the Line break converter under input formats will this essentially convert all my existing pages where I didn't use a
tag because I would like to get rid of the line break converter for page and story content types but I'm nervous its going to mess up 100 pages.

Unable to activate User pictures in posts and comments

I am currently using the spreadfirefox theme in Drupal 4.7. I have all the upload and image modules installed and activated, but I cannot seem to get User pictures in posts and User pictures in comments to activate, when I go to activate them within the firefox theme they are greyed out, even in global settings....

I have no idea why I cannot activate these check boxes, but I would really like to use my gravatar on my site...

Any ideas are very welcome, thank you.

drupal showing welcome message to not loged users

I searched the forum archives but didn´t found anything about it. I installed Drupal on my website (http://www.fidelisvirtual.com.br ) through Fantastico and everything went well. I created my first acount, installed some themes and new modules and everything again seemed to work ok. But now, if you don´t log in, Drupal shows the welcome message and don´t allow not loged users to see anything.

getting to phpMyAdmin on Dreamhost

I've got a Drupal site running on DreamHost. Following Dreamhost's practices, the mysql database for the site lives in a subdomain under the Drupal site's domain; let's call it mydb.example.com. When I try to go to the site and presumably get to the phpMyAdmin install that lives there, Drupal somehow gets its hands on the request and returns a "Page not found" page (a Drupal-generated page with this message, that is -- not a server-level 404 message).

Arggh. Have I mis-configured something somewhere? Any advice?

Thanks,
Jim Miller

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