Post installation

Luckily this is only on my test server, but my custom user_profile.tpl.php is causing major problems with the login. I have front_page.module installed, and when the users click a link on the front page, they get taken to a login screen. They log in, and it is supposed to take them right to their profiles (site.com/user). However, they log in, and it takes them to a blank page, and when they refresh the page, it logs them out and they go through the process again. I opened template.php and took out the code that leads to the custom profile, and logins work now. What is the matter with my code? All the code in my templates was gained directly from this site, in the handbook section.

template.php:

<?php
/**
* Catch the theme_profile_profile function, and redirect through the template api
*/
function phptemplate_user_profile($user, $fields = array()) {
  // Pass to phptemplate, including translating the parameters to an associative array. The element names are the names that the variables
  // will be assigned within your template.
  /* potential need for other code to extract field info */
return _phptemplate_callback('user_profile', array('user' => $user, 'fields' => $fields));
  }
?>

user_profile.tpl.php:

if($user->picture):

print $user->picture ">

endif;

I would like to add audio to my site but do not know what script to use in SQL to create the database table. Can someone help?

Hi All,

I'm admittedly new to CMS and drupal (although I ran a few simple classroom sites using 4.6, but nothing like I'm trying to do now).

I would like to use a simple graphic as the "name" for my site. Some templates allow for using logos, but I'm trying to use the channel_nine (beauty, simplicity, doesn't require much change). I tried to upload the logo, but it wouldn't fit, likely because it will require the alteration of the php template (something beyond my skills at this time - but I'm open to instructions).

I want my users to be able create content but control if it's published or draft.

The thing is, as far as I can see, if I want my users to be able to set if it's draft or not they have to have node admin access, and if they have that then they can edit Any node, and I only want them to be able to edit their content.

Am i missing something?

Mind you I've been a member at Drupal.org for over 1 year and half now. I run a drupal site, I've even started a drupal hosting company. I love the idea of Drupal and generally love what everyone has put together. I've also learned the ropes around here - have help some with their issues, have gotten a lot of help with some issues, a little on others, and absolutely none on still others. That's to be expected with open source software, we all suppose.

However there is an issue that has become a tipping point on me saying something to the community at large and/or the core developers...

People regularly can not log into Drupal 4.7.x - particularly people using Explorer for windows.

This. Means. Drupal. Is. Broken.

It's an embarrasing reflection on us who deploy Drupal sites and Drupal itself when a client says they can't even log into their site.

...and it is quite known as the issue has been marked *critical* since April 26th.

Repeated attempts to re-energize the original thread has fallen on deaf ears, as has a follow-up thread I posted, as has other attempts I have made to contact anyone associated with core. People in the thread even offer $ to get the issue pushed forward.

Would someone who cares please respond somewhere about the status of this issue, and or any fixes or at least let everyone know when such a response might be forthcoming.

I've been looking at ways to implement security to that groups can edit content in areas of my site, and tac security seems to be the way to go.