Deprecated - Drupal core

Hi

i installed the moviereviews module, i need a search like

i) user can select the value from drop down like title, actor,director,location,etc.,

ii) In text box user enters the search string

suppose user selects the "title" in drop down enters the movie title in text box "xyz movie" . it should search for the title whose title is "xyz movie"

can any one please guide me.

thanks
bsk

Hi,

I have a drupal 4.7.4 installation, and have a single public field defined using profile.module, "Full Name". Full Name is collected at registration, but is not available for editing on the user/edit pages. I've tried other profile field types as well, and have gone to extremes as far as dropping the profile_* tables and bringing them back in. Is there any quick fix for this kind of thing? Does anyone have any ideas where I might start to figure this one out?

Drupal site in question is http://www.mix2r.com/, btw.

I installed 5.0 RC1 today. I am new to Drupal, and have only recently installed 4.7.4 for the first time.
I am very pleased with 5.0's more intuitive administration interface, and impressed at the flawless and fast installation of 5.0 base.
Kudos to the development team!
I'll keep you posted as I discover V 5.0.

John Lowe
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i have found a couple bugs in profile.module for 4.7.4 but i don't see an "issue" for this module in the list of issues

can anyone tell me where i search/submit bugs related to core?

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