Post installation

The links aren't working. Anything special that I need to do? This is my post:

Rush Copley Healthplex - December

[url]http://www.troop133.com/forms_files/forms_files/Rush-Copley Healthplex 03.doc[/url]

[URL=http://www.troop133.com/forms_files/forms_files/Rush-Copley Healthplex 03.doc]Form[/URL]

Apologies for cross-posting from this earlier thread, but I felt it needed a better subject line.

I am trying to use a taxonomy_context generated block as a navigation menu for a vocabulary. However, the moment the block is enabled, the nodes titles added to a term get displayed inside the block. This becomes quickly messy.

Could someone point out about which part of the code I would need to remove or comment out to prevent this from happening? I tried removing the following code (lines 232-300 of v 1.36.2.1 2005/06/16 02:48:42), but it didn't seem to help. I have just added the opening and closing php tags here to make it display nicely on this page.

Or, can I do this with css?

Thanks in advance.

<?php
/**
* Return the trimmed version of the body
*/
function taxonomy_context_get_teaser($body) {
$size = variable_get('teaser_length', 600);
/*
** If the size is zero, teasers are disabled so we
** return the entire body.
*/
if ($size == 0) {
return $body;
}
/*
** If a valid delimiter has been specified, use it to
** chop of the teaser. The delimiter can be outside
** the allowed range but no more than a factor two.
*/
$delimiter = strpos($body, "");
if ($delimiter > 0) {
return substr($body, 0, $delimiter);
}
/*
** If we have a short body, return the entire body:
*/
if (strlen($body) < $size) {
return $body;
}
/*
** In some cases no delimiter has been specified (eg.
** when posting using the Blogger API) in which case
** we try to split at paragraph boundaries.
*/
if ($length = strpos($body, "
", $size)) {
return substr($body, 0, $length);
}
if ($length = strpos($body, "
", $size)) {
return substr($body, 0, $length);
}
if ($length = strpos($body, "

I am looking for an extremely simple way for users to add a pic to their post.

I thought of the following idea, which I think would be relatively easy to implement for someone knowledgeable with programming:

Hello everybody,

I need on a drupal site to let some users to modify a html table in a static page by putting their username into a cell. Till now I found no other solution than to let them to modify directly the html source of that table on that page...

Can somebody point me to an easier way for my users to do this? An already existing snippet doing this maybe?

Any help is appreciated.Thanks

the title is somewhat confusing, i think, but essentially the problem is that tracker and xtracker both have a "last post" option which i use to let readers see what has changed recently. the problem is, when something gets edited, it doesn't go to the top of the list because it isn't a "last post" but rather a revision or edit. am i just using the wrong module for informing my readers of changes, or is there a way to make sure edits go to the top of the list?

Hi,

I need just one user-id for many people logging into the system. How do I disable the "my account" section, so users can not change e-Mail, password etc. In addition, having a "my account" link is already confusing for many users.

Thanks for the help

tilmann