Drupal 4.7.x

Hi everybody, I am new to drupal; i want your help for making a form in drupal 7 with the following tasks:
1. user1 brows the intranet website, after filling the form and submitting it, admin1 approves the pendding request
2. after the request is approved by admin1, administrator is going to notify by a message.

your contribution in this issue is highly appreciated.

Hi,can anyone help me with the information regarding Photo Sharing Sites.
Thanks in advance.

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This post is only for collaborate with Drupal community. Due to performance reasons I've had to move Apache's directives from .htaccess file in root directory of web application to virtual host file, with the purpose of avoid the load in the access to system file by Apache Web Server.

The hardest part was getting the rewriting URLs to Clean URLs worked but I succeeded.

I want to record this information in order to help those who want to achieve this performance in a production environment as my web server.

• OS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.7 (Tikanga)
• Apache Web Server 2.2.3 (httpd-2.2.3-63.el5_8.1) with MPM Worker
• PHP 5.3.9 (php53u-5.3.9-1.ius.el5)
• CGI: FastCGI (mod_fastcgi 2.4.6)

I, and I'm sure every single user of the Drupal.org website would enormously benefit from a single-line 200 character description of what a contributed module/theme does. I appreciate this would take a lot of effort perhaps, but would make finding modules and identifying what they do much easier.

eg.