Post installation

I'm using the contact form for my contact page

http://poweredby.icopyright.com/contact

Notice it's breaking my design. I'd like to edit the code it's spitting out. I was able to change the width of the columns in contact.module (thanks to some help on the forums). But I can't find where it's it spitting out those useless div tags, also , I've set the width of the textarea to 30, but that resize bar beneath it is pushing it out. Any help would be great!

I hope I am posting this is the right place. (think I got it wrong first go)

I have a scolling LED sign, and I have been working with php to hook it up to my webserver. I now how a prototype where people can leave messages, which get written to a database and squirted out of the com port direct to the sign.

I'd like to incorporate some Drupal functionality, I think it would be cool to get 'who's on-line' but I am not sure where to look for this information.

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks Paul

I've started getting this error every now and then during my cron.php runs:

Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/html/doadance/drupal/modules/taxonomy.module on line 1184.

The last module I installed was filemanager.

I have category module, taxonomy_access is activated, taxonomy wrapper not installed.

Any suggestions for resolving this, or is it a problem? Thanks.

-ron

Hi,

I know there is a problem with gd2 image toolkit that it will fait to resize maybe 10% of all the pictures that are over a certain size and also that are over a certain size in resolution. This issue seems to have been resolved in the recent php distribution, but we are running on php4 and were not sure it would be a good idea to change to php5.

Hi all,

I'm looking for some advice on the best way to proceed. I am fairly new to Drupal (about 4-6 weeks), working with 4.7 and I have played around with quite a few modules a bit. I have a project with a bit of a tight deadline and I'm sort of getting overwhelmed with my options to proceed in Drupal.

I need to have a custom event registration form that will store the info into a database and then either pass the info off to a LinkPoint (YourPay) payment gateway for credit card and e-checks or return a summary page with payment instructions for paper checks and vouchers. The registration form will let the user register multiple people at the same time with different costs each (e.g. members pay $100, non-members pay $150) and it will need to calculate the total to be passed to the gateway or summary form as appropriate. Note that users should not be required to register for the site to do any of this so I will not be able to use user info/profiles for any of this stuff. The client will need to be able to go in and edit stuff in the DB as well as export it to create labels and such (I say this because I want the data in the DB to make *some* sense to someone who isn't familiar with nids, sids and such).

Now I have played around with ecommerce module (with the cvs linkpoint api) but it doesn't seem flexible enough to get all of the custom info they want in the db and YourPay's gateway is easy enough for me to use with a form post action. I was just thinking I would create the form and have it insert into the DB, then return a page that is another form with the gateway info and when they submit that it posts to the gateway.

I'm in the process of setting up a news site with Drupal. What I'd like to be able to do is have the submitter upload an image (preferably to a file rather than a database) along with their news story. This image would then be displayed along with that node at various places around the site, for example on the home page, on its taxonomy page, and the node's own page. I've been looking around and it seems that Flexinode or CCK may be able to do that, but neither are fully functional right now. Is there another way to do this?