Drupal 4.7.x

I've noticed that for some reason IE submits forms on my drupal site twice. It's horrible because some nodes created with this browser are automatically created twice! User registration form is submitted twice and drupal tries to create two accounts for one form submit!
Any ideas how to prevent this? can this be my theme's issue that automatically replaces submit buttons with images?

for form submission i use combination of html and javascript - this is because funny drupal behavior that checks the value of submit button :/
so my submit button-images look like this:

If you create a Drupal Form (see http://api.drupal.org/api/4.7/file/developer/topics/forms_api.html), the resulting form puts every form element within its own DIV (and thus only "below" the preceding one).

Is there a way to turn off having every element go into its own DIV? (I'm a site developer, not a module developer, if that matters.)

Just want to make a form look more like a table, with some elements arranged horizontally.

Hmmh, I just realized that we've got a problem with Podcast feed. Whenever the file to be downloaded is over 8MB it doesn't download it at all.
PHP memory limit is 32MB.

I'm currently working on a Drupal installation where they would like to implement a workflow. For every page, they would have to be able to set which group of users can edit it, and which group should approve the content.

The workflow module is installed and there are 2 states defined: "Create" and "Publish". Only the approver role can change the status to Publish and then there is an action executed to publish the node. The default publishing option is set to:
[ ] Published
This way I make sure that newly created pages are not published until someone of the publishers changes the workflow state to Publish.

Since the workflow can only be defined on level of node type, I have also installed the module nodeaccess, to be able to define for each individual page which role has the right to edit the node.

This seems to work fine, but I now have a problem with revisions. Every time an editor makes a change to the original content, the newly created revision should be approved first, before it is published on the website. While the new revision is not approved, the old version should remain published.

I have tried to achieve this with the module revision_moderation, but that doesn't seem to work.
I put the default publishing option to
[X] Create a new revision
[X] New revisions in moderation

hi everyone,

i've a simple question is there any limit of maximum words that we can specify in a wordfilter.

thanks in advance

Hello everybody
I have a drupal install with multiple sites with same code base install. Now my problem is that i need to make some modifications in a module based on the site it is on. Is there any variable which helps us identify which site we currently are??
Hope my question is clear.