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"error" field in User Account edit screen

Hey folks,

I'm completely floundering here...very out of my depth, on a very steep learning curve. This site is meant to be live tomorrow (today, strictly speaking) *worried look*

How to ignore query strings?

I have an external script that redirects users back into my drupal site. It sends along some info in the query string, and when it does, drupal complains that the page doesn't exist. E.g.:

.../announce/invalid?address=wer&name=234

The user started on the /announce page to sign up for an email list and the script bounced them out to the invalid page, helpfully adding the params from the form. The script is provided by my hosting provider so I can't make any changes there.

Gallery module problem

I´m trying to install gallery module but when i go to http://your.site.com/misc/gallery/ it tell me that error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: variable_get() in /var/www/drupal/includes/common.inc on line 1263
Anyone know about it?
Sorry for my english its too bad
Thanks

Two things about event.module

Two things about event.module

1) The module event let you browse events using arrows to go to previuos and next month. In this way you can go back several years even if there are no events. This behaviour isn't good because the user will find only blank pages but it is also bad because searches engine can use a lot of bandwidth to visit these pages.
It would be better if there was a way to control the browsing and showing only a range of months or better months with events.
For this I write these lines but I'm not a coder (it's the first thing I write php).

can't access modules page

For some odd reason, I cannot access the modules administration page when logged in as user 1. All other admin functions work fine, and clicking on the modules link doesn't create any errors in the logs. Entering the url manually doesn't work either, I simply come back to /admin/system. Using 4.4.2 with poormanscron, image, filestore, chatbox, notify, event, smiley.

cheers,

Robert

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