Post installation

I am sure that there must be a simple way to do this & maybe I am going about this in entirely the wrong way.

Situation: Nonprofit website that has three areas of information, each with their own (sometimes shared) taxonomy terms (I've had no problem defining the cross-relationships and hierarchy of taxonomies). I have a PHP template that has a function implemented to produce a rounded-corners "box" (in a layout sense) with arbitrary content. Call this function floater(x))

Tried to install image.assit and it crashed my drupal with this error message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: base_path() in /home/uncleric/public_html/drupal/modules/img_assist/img_assist.module on line 76

The installation of the sql file with PhpAdmin seems to have been what did it.

Now I can't access the drupal site.

followed the module instructions from in the manual to the letter.

This is the second test site where this has happened.

phpadmin install of sql was done "successfully."

After upgrading from 4.6.5 to 4.6.6 the config under /admin/settings for ImageMagick no longer shows - and I get the following in the error logs:

The selected image handling toolkit 'imagemagick' can not correctly process 'image_imagemagick_settings'.

The only thing I've found by searching is http://drupal.org/node/50078 - but that applies to version 1.236 of system.module - I appear to have

I've put the 'who's on line' block in a site that shows too many guests four or five times in a day. I think it is because robots like Google or Yahoo. Is there any way to make that block ignores those hits?

Thanks in advance.

I found the code in the following link to be very interesting. What I've been looking for is a clean way to show an external URL page inside my drupal framework, so that my sidebars, header and footer still show and when users interact with the linked page it stays inside that content area:

http://drupal.org/node/40756

I'm currently using iframes, which mostly do what I'm looking for, but they are a bit tempermental, and I'm not a coder so I don't know exactly how to make them work exactly right. Here's one of my iframed pages:

http://www.ubuntuwebservers.com/Ubuntu-Server-Forum

and here's the code I use (linked to screencap because Drupal forums wouldn't let me post it, even with code brackets):

http://www.ubuntuwebservers.com/iframecode.jpg

Notice that when you click a link within the page that you stay on my website, but can interact with the external page. The problem with that page is that the iframe doesn't automatically extend to the full length (and sometimes width) of the linked page, so I end up with scroll bars, which is not convenient for my users. I understand that sometimes a external page will be fixed-width, and there's nothing I can do about scroll bars in that case, but most pages (such as the one linked above) will resize as the browser window is made larger/smaller).

bslade's php code is very close to what I'm looking for, but whenever I click a link within the internal linked page it immediately takes me from my website to that page in fullpage mode, or does some other odd thing. Here are couple examples of what I mean: