Module development and code questions

Hey guys. I tried to do the chatroom but couldn't get a response. I have 3 things left to do to my site and then it can go live. I'm a beginner with css and php and all this stuff so its been a pretty good uphill struggle.

The first thing I'm wanting to fix is the subjects in the comments. I'd rather just not have them at all and have the timestamp move over in its place.

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/8739/commentstuffli1.jpg

path_redirect (http://drupal.org/project/path_redirect) looks like it does exactly what I need; however, it doesn't work in Drupal 5.x. I'm hoping it would be a simple fix for someone here to migrate it to 5.x.

I added a path_redirect.info into the folder and enabled it in Drupal. It says that it successfully created the sql entries. I can get to the module page, but when I try to add a path redirect, I get a blank page. The following log entry gets logged:

Hello,

I have the following problem:

By creating and saving a new node some informations are stored in the {node} database table. This happens through a function in the node.module as I know.

Is it possible to store some additional informations using "INSERT" in another table the same time when a new node is created?
If you know any solution that works without hacking a core module I'd appreciate your help and if this solution

Thanks a lot!

Hey I am new to Drupal. My website construction is going well and I have a question

Is there a module that help built in my signature (or certain link or display) to specific nodes?

Complete noob that dive into the deep end. Not sure if this is the right place to post, if not, I would appreciate getting pointed to the proper place.

phpfreechat is the one I am trying to get working.

I believe I have it installed correctly, I can see the mod and I can configure it...but...how do I access a chat room? Or how do I link to the chat room from a menu?

Very confused

Vmpre

Hello everybody!

To start my first post off, I'd like to thank the Drupal community for creating something so great as this. Drupal has been an answer to multiple prayers. OK, on with the show:

Simple question here. I have the log enabled on my Drupal 4.7.x installation. I would like users with "View Logs" permissions to be able to monitor all user activity. However I don't want anybody to see the actions of the administrator. Within the "Log" module, what file(s) would I edit / modify? Can I use an {if} {else} statement? Like: