I was wondering if anyone else was getting this error when installing the latest cvs phptemplate, drupal 4.6 RC and box_grey, etc.-

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: check_plain() in /home/public_html/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine on line 259"

Any solutions to this problem would be appreciated. thanks

If I attach files to a node, the attachments are displayed as links in a generic table:

_Example:

<table>
 <tr><th>Attachment</th><th>Size</th> </tr>
 ...

I would like to style these attachment tables differently from other tables.
Something like this:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a freelance theme developer to help us develop a custom theme for the Connecticut Young Democrats.

If you do custom theme work, please contact me via my blog and let me know what you have to offer. Examples of prior work preferred! Note our budget is extremely limited.

-Lon Seidman
-Co-President, CT Young Democrats

I use Drupal 4.6rc and my phptemplate seems not to work anymore.
It says:
warning: Missing argument 1 for phptemplate_templates() in /home/thomas/www/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine on line 62.
What can i do?
thanksalot

Hi, we are building our church site using Drupal and want to take a new theme and customize it for our use. We are looking for someone who could be a resource for questions etc. Please email me if you have experience customizing Drupal themes and feel you could be of assistance. If you have a link to share of work you've done, that would be helpful. Thanks!

Please email me at: newchurchwebsite@yahoo.com

Pay would be around $30 an hour.

Goal: Each comment should have no subject-based title whatsoever ( be it user created or auto-generated); instead, the title should be formed by the author's name and timestamp. The author's name should link to the author page and the timestamp should be the permanent link to this particular comment.

Examples of this convention in use:
http://annevankesteren.nl/archives/2005/03/namespaces#comments
http://goldenfiddle.com/2005/03/25/keep-it-simple/
http://larsholst.info/blog/2005/02/24/phd/#comments
http://joi.ito.com/archives/2005/03/26/back_to_japan.html#comments

I can turn off the subject field in the comment form but then it it just automatically generates a title for the comment which can be confusing and repetitive, especially for short comments.

I can use my theme's comment.tpl.php to remove the title, but when I do that, there is no way to link to the individual comment anymore because the $title variable has the link markup hardcoded into it. I can't access the timestamp and author's name separately because they appear to be hardcoded into the $submitted variable.

Are these comment variables really this inflexible? The type of design/markup I am trying to create is extremely easy to achieve in other systems(wordpress, mt, etc.), what's more, this kind of content design seems very common all over the web so I'm surprised it is so difficult to produce.