Post installation

This is driving me crazy!

I received this in my Log:

2005-10-18_12-39-32-017_files/charmap.gif not found

Does it relate to timymce? I've noticed that not all of the icons in tinymce are visible - some are 'faded'.

Thanks,
Tim

I would like to have a "horizontal" container for the login and navigation block. The problem is that the login block has
tags and stuff. My goal is to make suckerfish menus for the navigation and the login to look like somthing like this:

Username: |_________| Password: |__________| |_Login_| Sign up | Password recovery

I would like to do this without modifieng user.module and copy the html for the login form since because that will break language compability.

Hi everyone

Is it possible to run two feedback forms simultaneously? I am running the feedback module, but it seems you can only run one of them..

I did read about the form_mail module, but there seems to be no further explanation and it is not very clear as to how to run it.

Any help would be appreciated

cheers
Lev

Forgive my ignorance as a (relative) newbie to Drupal. I have wanted to ask this question some time ago and delayed in case I came across an answer.

I am converting an existing PHP based site to Drupal.
Where the stock elements are currently in .CSV tables, I am creating Drupal nodes classified according to an appropriate taxonomy.

There are many custom PHP functions such as calculators, estimating modules and diverse php functions such as the one below.
On the existing site these functions are grouped in a genfunc.php file and are globally accessible across the old program.

At present I can use <?php include "xyz.inc"; ?> statements to include the PHP function codes where required.
However, this is messy since for 138 stock listings, the .inc file gets opened and closed 138 times etc.

My question: If I wanted to include these custom .php functions so that they are available globally, where would be the best place to 'patch' into the Drupal .php files. Is there something like a global function file in Drupal where I could patch the single line <?php include 'functions.php'; ?> so that the functions become globally available in all modes? I would prefer the solution that would have the absolute least impact and hassle when upgrading to future versions of Drupal.

Are there alternate solutions?

An example function is included below. Obviously the advantages of maintaining a single function is obvious vs. patching a complex html argument into 138 nodes.

Hi

We're using drupal for a KMS really, and so users ned to login before they can access any content. We enabled the login feature, and its working perfectly fine. However, on the login page, a user sees the message Access Denied displayed in the content space. We've had many queries from users sayin that they did not login cos they thought they did not have access to the site.

Is there a way which we can put up some content on the login page? Something in the lines of "Welcome to the XXX system. Login to experience blah blah blah"

Regards