Post installation

I am working with a drupal site, where I need to get better information about the site
and I would like to see different views of pages.

I wonder how it is possible to do each of the following:

Hi everybody...
does anybado know how can i fix this error...

I have just installed the LDAP_integration module but i'm geting this fatal error....

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: ldap_connect() in d:\opensource\appserv\www\isw\modules\ldap_integration\ldap_integration\LDAPInterface.php on line 117

Can anybody help a clueless (and hopeless...) newbie (yes, that's me!) to use the "event" module???
I mean, can anybody point me to how to publish with it certain events to certain dates & times?

The bloody thingie (event module) is already present and working, even publishing some stuff at its own will :->, but not mine :-( with funny dates (1970 or something). I kept trying for days and nights to have this event-thing working...My wife is already worried :->

I am working with a search-engines ranking firm that insists having a custom "description" meta tags for each page is essential. The nodewords module only adds keywords tag.

Has anyone figured out how to add description tag also? Can anyone please suggest a way to do this?

The best discussion I found on this so far is here http://drupal.org/node/14811 with issue left unresolved.

When I view the "transactions" the table is is wider than the viewable area so the content gets hidden behind some blocks and the admin navigation.

So I would like to know how to put a fixed width on that table.

Any ideas?

i am building a site whose primary purpose will be to manage customized
child sites. the goal is similar to what the folks over at http://bryght.com are
doing, but requires some customized features.

the child sites will share a common user pool and also some pre-configured
roles. right now each child site will have something like this in settings.php:

$db_prefix = array(
  'default'        => '',
  'users'          => 'masterdb.',
  'profile_fields' => 'masterdb.',
  'profile_values' => 'masterdb.',
  'role'           => 'masterdb.'
);

(educated comments on above strategy welcome)

i've got two custom roles that all sites will share, 'global admin' and 'domain
admin'. 'global admin' is equiv to super-user and will have all access to all
sites. 'domain admin' will be the 'owner' of a child site and will have access
only to admin options for a single child site (domain).

furthermore, users may be registered to one or more child sites. they will be
allowed "authenticated user" access only to sites they are registered to.

so i have two goals here:

1: prevent 'domain admins' from accessing user info for users that are
not registered within their domain. at this point, it looks like i'll be
using an external table that maps users to domains they are registered to
(call it the subscriptions table). so to restrict admin access to users,