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Hi,
i have some Problems with drupal 4.6 and flickr.com and xmlrpc. If i try to upload an picture via flickr(xmlrpc), drupal overides my settings in content where i enable -Promoted to front page-. After an upload it is disabled that means that i have to manually enable it. I can only upload over xmlrpc.php as admin. Every other user starts an error message on flickr. Whats wrong? Flickr? Drupal? Me? :-)
i checked already the drupal handbook, on most of the content i do not have any access...
i checked my forum aswell for infos,
fact is my search moule in on but i get error messages like
warning: Compilation failed: characters with values > 255 are not yet supported in classes at offset 52 in /var/www/html/drupal/modules/search.module on line 258.
warning: Compilation failed: characters with values > 255 are not yet supported in classes at offset 143 in /var/www/html/drupal/modules/search.module on line 266.
I'm trying to build a site that lists multiple podcasts for people to download. The thing I want to do is add a description to each of the RSS feeds so people can decide if the 'cast is for them before they download it. Is this something that is already available or does anyone know how to do it?
How to override function user_register($edit = array()) in user.module? That it will not be necessary to change user.module.
Is there somethink like this?
function phptemplate_user_register($edit = array()) {
return _phptemplate_user_register('user_register', array('edit'=>$edit) );
}
I have a totally weird problem which I have described here, but which might be more appropriate under module development.
I get an occasional error calling drupal-set-html_head on the grounds that it does not exist!
Right now I am mystified and would appreciate any help that anyone could give in sorting it out - just pointers in the right direction, or indeed in any direction at all, would be nice. 'Cos as it is, I'm stumped.