Post installation

Is that a default behaviour ?
Is that a theme behaviour ?
Is there a setting I should be changing ?

Hi all,

I have a strange problem when trying to add / remove modules (4.7.1). Nothing happens when I try to save. I dont get the "The configuration options have been saved." message. But the checkbox get checked when I reload the page.

But, if I move the installation (www and db) to another server it works.

The server where it doesnt works has these specs:

Debian GNU/Linux
Server version: Apache/2.0.54
PHP Version 4.3.10-16

and the server where it works:

Debian GNU/Linux
Server version: Apache/1.3.33
PHP Version 4.3.10-15

4.7

I have a subscription site linked up to Amember. Users need to update their email/password through the Amember section of the site and it will then update the Drupal db. If they only update it via their "my account" page then it will only update the Drupal db and not the Amember db.

In a nutshell I need to get rid of the edit tab on the "my account/user" page so people aren't confused.

Thanks in advance.

I have got a lot a fun to setup a Drupal site, yet today when I was experimenting the pull-donw menu snippets, I got an error msg :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init() in /home/trav2633/public_html/includes/common.inc(1150) : eval()'d code on line 12

My site here

Then when I input the url of my site, it always shows the same error msg. I have tried following:
1. Input variously URL, such as ?q=admin, or /admin ( I have enabled the clean URL and it was OK yesterday)

I recently read where I can modify the profile module to provide for many fields, some of which are required upon registration, others of which can be placed into the profile for later updating.

That looks something like this:

User1
.........Field1
.........Field2
............
.........Field999
User2
.........Field1
.........Field2
............
.........Field999

Is there a way to go one level deeper, something like this:

User1
.........Group1
................Field1
................Field2
...................
................Field999
.........Group2
................Field1
................Field2
...................
................Field999
.........Group3
................Field1
................Field2
...................
................Field999

I would like the user to be able to add Groups on the fly, but for each Group added, there would be a specific set of fields that associate with that Group and only that Group.

I would prefer that the Groups are global. Hence, if User1 creates a Group with the label "Airplanes I Have Flown" then if User2 logs in and accesses the Group identifier (either a drop down of existing Groups or, at the least, a text box) that was previously created by User1 ("Airplanes I Have Flown"), User2 then gets the same information for Fields 1 through 999 that User1 initially created. However, if the Groups have to be local, I could live with that. That is, if User1 creates a Group with the label "Airplanes I Have Flown" and if User2 logs in and uses the same Group identifier ("Airplanes I Have Flown") User2 gets a brand new set of fields that don't in any way relate to the fields that User1 used.

As an administrator how do I log out a user?

John