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Schedule.module and Version 4.7 Beta 5

Hi *,

can anyone help me getting the schedule.module to work with the current Drupal 4.7 Beta 5? It seems that the module needs the legacy.inc to work. Where can I get it? How do I add to my Drupal-System?

Or is there any other way to get the things done like the schedule.module would do it?

Thanks for any help!

TopperDEL

another simple page module that doesn't work

I am trying to cut and paste the examples to create a module. ver 4.7 HEAD
I did register the module.
What am I missing here?

help with installing Discnode module

I Am Having Trouble Installing The Discnode Module Because Of The Various File Extentions

[edit. I removed the H1 tag and edited the subject to be more truthful. chx]

I am having trouble installing a module

I might have posted this already and forgotton, but can someone tell me how to install a module?

aggregator

I have added a feed to show stock quotes on my site... is there a way to change the name that shows up?
ex: I added the stocks ^dji which is the dow jones but it shows up on my site as "^dji" is there a way i can change it so it says "dow jones"? same with ^gspc which is the s&p...

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thanks

Node.module fails if I make ANY modification, even white space

I and some friends have been building a drupal site for the last few months and today I tried merging our code with the most recent code from Drupal CVS. If I make ANY modification to node.module (and I mean ANY modification, even adding a space after the end of a line) then my site fails to load and I get this error:

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1 in D:\website\htdocs\dev\modules\node.module on line 1548

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in D:\website\htdocs\dev\modules\node.module on line 1548

Line 1547 of node.module onwards reads:

  $output = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>\n";
  $output .= "<rss version=\"". $channel["version"] . "\" xml:base=\"". $base_url ."\" "\"". implode(' '', $namespaces) .">\n";
  $output .= format_rss_channel($channel['title'], $channel['link'], $channel['description'], $items, $channel['language']);
  $output .= "</rss>\n";

I can fix my site by copying an un-touched copy of node.module from the Drupal CVS. But as soon as I try modifying that file the error comes back.

This is driving me nuts! The only possible reason I can think of is something to do with UNIX / Windows text files... i.e. I assume most developers are using Linux but I'm using Windows... maybe my Windows system screws up the end-of-line formatting in some way? Any help would be very greatfully received!

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