Urgent - Adding Users to Roles??????

Ok, this application is driving me up the wall! How do I view Users by roles, and
add/delete users from Roles??????

Site with different sections - some help needed

Hello,

I'm a Drupal newbie and building at the moment my first drupal driven site.
Unfortunately I need some help :-)
So my problem is the following:

Which module would work best for me…

Which module would work best for me… here is the scenario?

Guthrie Theater

We've recently completed the website for the Guthrie Theater. It's a Drupal 4.7 site as we started the project before 5 was released. We think it's a nice example of a 'pretty' Drupal site.

A Bit of Background

The Guthrie Theater is a Minneapolis destination, cultural icon and national center for the arts and arts education. As such, its website needed to serve many different audiences, including theatergoers young and old, subscribers, students, artists, the press and more.

What We Did

We designed and built a site that evokes the energy, excitement, and color of the Guthrie. We started with their new building as a visual inspiration and built it the site with the knowledge that it will be expanding greatly over time. We also spent a lot of time working on making it easy to find out when plays and classes are occurring and facilitating the purchase of tickets. We're continuing to work on the site and are making lots of other improvements as well.

Drupal Implementation

Here are some of the interesting bits of the project.

  • The show and class calendars use calendar, date, date_api and a custom module to talk to their existing AS400 ticketing system.

Site down for six days with "premature end of script" errors

Last Wednesday morning our site, LifeTwo.com, suddenly stopped responding to user requests. Our host's error log showed

Premature end of script headers: /home/(our account)/public_html/production/index.php

On a browser it shows as Apache error 500.

We had made no changes to the site for several days. The last changes were disabling tagadelic.module and making a minor css edit. Twenty minutes after the first errors, the hourly cron failed for the first time ever.

Our hosting company, Lunarpages, says they've made no changes to the server. We're running 4.7(.6?) and have been for a while.

Someone who knows more than me looked at this for a bit and wrote "In trying to trace the "Premature end of script" errors, I was able to determine that the problem occurs within the drupal_page_footer() call. I also noticed that each time this error occurred, a new core file was being generated in the production directory. This indicates to me that there is a problem with one of your modules (druapl_page_footer calls hook_exit on all modules) and that one of the modules is causing a core dump. I am sorry to say that I have not been able to figure out which module is causing the problem."

Limit on the active Catagory Links with a Teaser and node View?

I help administer http://terrapreta.bioenergylists.org, and and we have individual stories that belong to as many as 15 individual categories. We've noticed that when you view the story, only the last 8 of them are active links. Is there a setting somewhere that controls this?

Really specific example:
This node: http://terrapreta.bioenergylists.org/?q=harrisimagesmay807

belongs to the following catagories:
Aotearoa Biocarbon | BEST Pyrolysis Inc. | Bio-carbon | Biochar | Harris | Hydrogen bond | Kanayama | Macademia nut | Micropore | New Zealand | Norimoto | Pyrolysed biocarbon (PBC) | Sugimoto | Volatile Matter (VM) | Wood

Only the links from "New Zealand" on actually work. This doesn't seem to affect anything other than the taxonomy term tags.

When you view source, all of the links have properly constructed tags although there are some oddities in the titles. Unless I'm missing something, all links should be working.

Even though I've only given this specific example, the same behavior crops up consistently for any story with more than 10 taxonomy terms associated with it. (That 10 isn't an exact figure. It's just the number that I've noticed. Most of our stories either have a couple of terms, or a LOT of them).

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