I am trying to create email account automatically for each user after registration. I also need this email account to be just a forward to the email address that they provide in the profile plus form.
have any idea how to do that ???
I am a new user for PHP as well as Drupal so i would appreciate easy information :)
My site is set up so the admin has to approve new accounts. I've written a small module that uses hook_user() to send an email to the admin when someone registers on the site. The reason I've done this, is so that I can include a few custom profile fields in the email.
The problem I'm having is that the user module's user-register-approval-admin email is being sent as well. This means the admin is getting two emails for every signup.
How can I override the user-register-approval-admin email?
I have a background process that needs to run periodically that imports a bunch of data into drupal nodes. At present, I do this by "posting" to one of my module's functions. The problem is that this process/thread may need to run for 10 minutes or so during a maintenance window and currently, it times out after 60 seconds. I get the following error and the execution halts:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in ...
I think Drupal is what I want since the options are pretty awesome, I tried searching but couldn't find any real answer to my question. My goal is that I want a image intensive website, basically the front page will show samples of random images and a few most recent. but there is going to be one main large gallery of images... that has the ability to be rated and commented... i was hoping to allow cloud keywords too to find things relative to certain things.. but i have tried using the normal image module and tring the OG gallery.
I've read other threads on this forum regarding this problem, but couldn't cure my own.
Whenever I upload a picture, the file gets uploaded, but no preview. Seems like the javascript: imceFinitor("//home/superman/public_html/files/images/file.jpg ) is not pointing to the correct path.