Drupal 4.7.x

Anyone have ideas on how I can most effectively deliver a comma-delimited file of users who access a given node over the course of one year?

I was first just going to rely on the node's track tab, using Drupal's built in tracking capability, until I realized that enabling stats for a whole year for my whole site would make the DB prohibitively bloaty.

Can someone recommend a module that would collect some rudimentary user data, like name, company, phone number and email, before letting the user access a specific node? Sort of like the "signup" module works for events?

I want to set up forum moderators. I want to assign a person to be responsible for responding to a forum topic if no one from the community does. So when someone responds to a particular forum topic I want the "moderator" to be emailed. Does anyone know how to set this up?
Thanks!

I am using the CCK with the Image field to create content for house listings. I would like to create a view for this content type which displays a preview of the main image as well as some summary info for the listing. However, the Image field does not generate a thumbnail so the views display the images at full size.

Is there a way to get the CCK Image field to create a thumbnail for the images?

Hi ya all,

I'm just in the process of downgrading the flashvideo module from drupal 5.0 to 4.7.

I'm 90% of the way through and in the process of debugging but I've hit what I would call a drupal lack of knowledge.

Subj, is there any reason for this and if not, can someone provide a fix for this strange behaviour?

I'm having some problems running two sites off 1 install. this is how i have it setup.

sites/example.com
sites/example.com.subdirectory

$base_url = 'http://example.com';
$base_url = 'http://example.com/subdirectory';

example.com works correctly, example.com/subdirectory does not. (on example.com version, the 404 for subdirectory appears in the watchdog logs)

if i change example.com/subdirecotry to subdomain.example.com it works fine.