Post installation

When I browse to www.mydomain.com/cron.php, I get the following error messages:

I'm having trouble with line breaks in my flexinode. Ideally, I want my users to have no access to formatting options, so I'm not using a WYSIWYG. When I type in multiple paragraphs, line breaks are not showing up as
. When I view source, there are line breaks present, just no tags, and the output shows no breaks at all. Now I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but I'm calling the text directly from the database, instead of calling the flexinode. There's a long story as to why I'm doing that, but its really unimportant. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hello all,

I have installed the event module and its working fine - so now i want users to be able to sign up so that they can be notified, say 24 hours before the event.

I have installed the remindme module - which seemd to go fine - however i cant figure out how to actually use it. can someone please enlighten me

thanks :)

Mike

We're building a city-based site and all new registrations require approval from our admins.

The admins like to send out personal notes to people registering after they've approved them, but if there are 4 or more, they will get a message like this:

You can’t contact more than 3 users per hour. Please try again later

For the life of me, I cannot find a setting that will allow me to raise that limit.

Any help?

i successfully installed the Taxonomy Block module. i was wondering how to have node date displayed as well. i don't know php and any help will be appreciated. thank you!

I'm new to Drupal and working my way through configuring an installation to migrate our community (www.the-town.org) over to Drupal from its existing patchwork of applications.

We need a WYSIWYG editor for our users, as most of them have a very hazy knowledge of tags. Reading through the forums, I see that it appears that the TinyMCE module is the preferred one for this, so I've been trying to install and configure it.

Here's what I've done, following the module instructions:

1. Downloaded the module and put the whole directory into the Drupal modules directory.

2. Downloaded TinyMCE 2.0 from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ and put it inside module/tinymce

3. Loaded the database definition file.

4. Also downloaded and put in place the TinyMCE compressor as per instructions.

5. Enabled the TinyMCE module through the Drupal administration pages.

6. In Settings - TinyMCE, created a TinyMCE profile for 'Town Admin' and given it to the user role 'Town Admin' (ie, me and my partner). In that profile I set it to 'advanced' theme and to make TinyMCE visible on all text areas. I didn't change any of the Advanced theme options. I also set the default TinyMCE state to 'on'.

7. Gave the user role 'Town Admin' permission to administer and use TinyMCE in the Drupal Access Control.