Drupal 4.7.x

Hello,

This is my first post on Drupal so forgive me if I'm in the wrong place.

I maintain a site that uses dynamic text replacement for titles. The problem I am having is that the text images for all new titles are suddenly not appearing the way they should- as if the bottom 2 0r 3 pixels have been "chopped off". They are also not aligning properly. Here's an example:

http://longevity.stanford.edu/node/695

Hello Guys.

I just want to show you our new Community Site for the Game Brink which will come at Spring 2010.
Its built with Drupal 4.7 and is bridged with DrupalVB to our VBulletin Board.

http://www.brinkgamers.com/

Any and all comments would be very welcome and appreciated.

Thank You!

Hello,

I had been speaking with Kieran in the past few months about helping people with their case studies or press releases for projects they've completed. I'm not sure how many inquiries I'll get, but I'm willing to try to donate some time to help people get their news out.

Also, another thing to consider is tagging each other's news on social media platforms (Stumble Upon, Technorati, Digg, etc). Kind of like a 'tag circle' of people helping each other out.

Hello everybody,

I need help to sort out the following issue:

I want to calculate the time between a comment form is loaded (displayed to a user) and when values are being inserted in database. I've used following code in my module.

Seeking a savvy mid-level drupal developer. The position is on the East coast (Washington DC area)

Hi,

We're upgrading a large site, opendemocracy.net, from Drupal 4.7 to Drupal 6. Our existing install has a lot of superfluous tables in the database from once-used modules we won't be using: ideally, we wouldn't keep these, or our old blocks, etc. This is because: (a) it'd be nice to keep the database as small as possible, (b) it'd be nice for new blocks to start at ID 1, etc., (c) as clean an install as possible should minimise any problems (for example, our crufty old install has some strange problems, e.g. not letting us create any new blocks).

All we really want to keep is our nodes (plus comments), taxonomies, files, statistics, users, path aliases, and one custom table. I've tried copying the tables that I think govern these into a fresh 4.7 install and then upgrading from this, and it appears to work. My questions are: would this work? Is it a good idea? Is there a better way to achieve some of the same goals?

PS: There's also a separate issue with our upgrade involving merging just nodes and taxonomies from a separate Drupal 5 install, but I've put that here: http://drupal.org/node/605156

Here are the tables I think are all we need to keep:

audio
audio_attach
audio_image
audio_metadata
comments
files
node
node_ACCESS ??
node_comment_statistics
node_counter
node_revisions
node_type
od_story
term_data
term_hierarchy
term_node