Module development and code questions

I have an unusual question/concern. Some of us know about Elgg: a learning landscape, it's somewhat similar to Drupal, but has one unique feature. The Email filter. Elgg code says the following:

This should brain-dead easy, but I've spent the last couple of hours and have been unable to get hook_nodeapi() to work as expected with operations 'insert' and 'update'.

I'm simply trying to execute a task using hook_nodeapi() after a node insert or update occurs. The problem is the call never occurs for 'update' or 'insert'. The functions works fine for other operations like 'load' and 'form pre'. I've outputted the value of $op after submit and the string of operations does not include 'update' or 'insert'.

I have a drupal site that has been upgraded from Drupal 4.5 up to Drupal 4.7.4 and has been running fine until re-setting up mailhandler (which was included in CivicSpace). I have already re-installed mailhandler using the devel module.

I'm trying to figure out a way to help TinyMCE understand the internal: syntax used with pathfilter when it renders images within the editor itself. I need my WSIWYG to WSIWYG fully. :)

i'm getting ready to create a 2 new node content type modules...

1) Module A will need event information enabled on it (via event.module)
2) Module B will need location information enabled on it (via location.module)

Normally, you *manually* install the event and location modules first and then enable them in admin/modules. Then you *manually* enable event and location functionality on a given node type in admin/settings/content types.

Friends of Drupal,

I'm wondering if I'm the only one that is concerned about this but...

We have just moved our main web site to Drupal 4.7. In our tests with 4.6, RSS feeds (as we wanted to see them) were so easy with Aggregator 2. Just create the feed, a list block was created in the blocks menu list, put it where you wanted, and click the RSS item titles to go to a newly created node with the feed detail on it.