Drupal 4.7.x

I disabled Drupal's cache, but the cache-table on my database still grows after emptying it, meaning that Drupal still updates it.
I guess it's a feature, but why there is such feature? Wouldn't the site act faster if it doesn't insert stuff into a table that is used to a feature that is marked disabled?

Hi all,

Hope I am posting this in the right section. I have been trying to upload and play .flv files using both Drupal 4.7 and 5. I have added the file FlowPlayer.swf to the root of the Drupal installation and changed the default flash player in the video settings to FlowPlayer.swf. I upload the .flv file and it seems to upload fine. But When playing the video only FlowPlayer pops up and no video...i.e no video is played withing the FlowPlayer player.

What am I doing wrong?

Thank you for your time.

Hi all,

I am developing a separate module which requires the payment module to be integrated.

To be precise,

I am developing a module in which the user will be filling up a form,

After filling up the form user will click on the submit button. And then he should be taken to the payment page. After successful payment user should be taken back to the return url specified.

I am trying to make the payments using paypal.

I have integrated the paypal module. But do not know how to use the paypal module for my application.

But I am a newbie to drupal.

I'm searching for the following function:

Every user can define any node as frontpage, so it shows after login.

The "Front Page"-Module is pretty nice, but that function is missing. I will leave a comment on the module-page. If anyone knows a module, that can do this, please tell me, i didn't find one.

Greetings,
Felix

Hi all.

I've struck a newbie problem installing moxie ... I didn't read the install docs ... oops. I didn't download the external moxie code before I started using the module. I suspect this is the reason that I'm now getting error messages about missing moxie database tables.

Anyone have any suggestions how I can backout/complete the installation?

Many thanks.

Steve.