Post installation

I have a running version 4.6.8 of Drupal with the e-commerce module (4.6) setup. Using the payment module (included with e-commerce) I have setup some recurring payments, which I am using to allow users to subscribe to areas of the website. In the payment module settings, I have set the Recurring payment settings to give users the role of "Paid User" when they subscribe. The problem is, users who subscribe are not actually given the role of "Paid User" as the settings suggest.

Anyone know what seems to be the problem here?:

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Thanks very much.

Hi,

i just have one question about using Drupal cache. I have run across this behaviour at least two times, using 4.6 and 4.7.
Imagine:
I am anonymous user, cache is on. I click on register form, do registration and Drupal redirects me back to index page, but no message stating "Your credentials were emailed to you" (or similar) appears. I click on random page and message is there. Just like my index page were cached and the cache didn't invalidate itself because of my registration. Is this normal?

Thanks,
Jakub

Hello I have a few questions regarding subscribers and newsletters. Thanks in advance for your help!

#1. How do I import and set up the membership section for pre-Drupal-existing subscribers?

I have approx 15,000 subscribers on an existing 3rd party mailing list system. I am moving our site to Drupal and I am not sure how to import my existing list of subscribers and how to setup the membership section of the site for these existing newsletter subscribers. The current subscriber list does not have a username or password and I can only export the data in Excel format.

#2. Which modules to use for newsletters?

I have looked at a few of the mailing list modules out there, but here are my specifics.
• For false data issues I'd like to keep the current functionality of my 3rd party mailing list which uses a double opt-in method of verifying new subscribers to the website. Meaning that a person is not added to the database until they click on a link, via an email, and verify their information (within a certain time frame). Does any existing modules do this?
• As my list is very large and ever increasing, which module will work the best for a large number of members?
• I would really like a way to schedule sending the newsletter, rather than staying signed onto the system for two hours while the emails are sent. I would also need to be able to set how many emails are sent in one chunk as well as the time frame between chunks- based on webhost criteria.

I just found out about this.

With firefox it takes a minute to render a drupal site, but with internet explorer some how it renders quite normally. I tried with a fresh installed firefox, with a safe mode firefox and the result is the same. This also goes for the www.drupal.org site too.

My firefox is v 1.5.0.4

I tried with different computers with different internet connections but the result is the same. Has anyone noticed this?

How can I make my navagation work the same as the Admin nav e.g. the administrat section dose not expand until it is clicked. Whereas mine are all expanded all the time??