Post installation

Hi all,

I have a few php scrips that can not run in footer, however I've set input format for php evaluator. If I put my code in a block that attached to footer the code runs well, but the webdesign looks terrible. I've tried other options at the "Input Format" section, but nothing has changed, still ignores php code.

Actually not this one is the most important script, just for example:
Copyright © 2005-<?php echo date("Y"); ?> by jOhNnY tHe cRaCk3r

Hi everyone.

I know there are other posts on this, but I haven't found a solution. Someone must have fixed this by now?

The problem:
Have installed TinyMCE (tried both 4.7 and CVS versions) with the newest TinyMCE javascripts and set everything up according to instructions. Everything works perfectly in MSIE, but in Firefox and Safari it's broken.

In Firefox / Safari only the "Disable/Enable rich-text editor" link appears, but not the editor itself.

Any solution to this problem?

Thanks for any input.

-Thomas

Hello,

I'm new to Drupal. I have it installed a few days ago in a hosted environment. It ran well so far, until I installed a couple of modules after which I couldn't access the admin/modules page anymore. The browser window just stays empty. Is there any other way of fixing this without deleting the modules manually vie FTP? Is this problem known to anyone? I almost forgot: I already activated the modules, so it might be, that this causes the problem. Is there any way of deactivating modules without access to the module page?

Thanks and best regards,
Masin

I changed the characteristics on the theme "push button" in the css file and i am able to change the appearance according to my liking.

But i seem not able to tweak the values on the #comment_form q=node/add/story page.
I would like to know where can i find this pages so i can figure out what i need to change

rgd/rbc

I've activated the forums on my Drupal install. I've set access control so that authenticated users can create and edit their topics. I do not want Anonymous Users to be able to comment so I have not ticked those boxes.

The problem is that I sign in with my test authenticated user ID and I can create a topic, read it, and edit it. I cannot reply, though, because there is no comment/reply box. Only as my admin ID can I see the comment/reply box.

Drupal 4.6.5

Hi there,

I have added a number of custom user profile fields using the Profile module. It looks a bit untidy, so I'm trying to modify the layout of the registration page. I think I've found the correct section of code in the profile.module file, and as a test I wanted to modify the width of a text field - because it's way too wide. However, in the case statement, there is nothing next to the case 'textfield' entry (see below). I've searched for the form_textfield that would generate custom single-line textfields but cannot find it - am I missing something here?

<?php
function profile_form_profile($edit, $user, $category) {

if (($_GET['q'] == 'user/register') ? 1 : 0) {
$result = db_query('SELECT * FROM {profile_fields} WHERE register = 1 ORDER BY category, weight');
}
else {
$result = db_query("SELECT * FROM {profile_fields} WHERE LOWER(category) = LOWER('%s') ORDER BY weight", $category);
// We use LOWER('%s') instead of PHP's strtolower() to avoid UTF-8 conversion issues.
}

$fields = array();
while ($field = db_fetch_object($result)) {
$category = $field->category;
switch ($field->type) {
case 'textfield':
case 'url':
$fields[$category] .= form_textfield(check_plain($field->title), $field->name, $edit[$field->name], 70, 255, _profile_form_explanation($field), NULL, $field->required);