Module development and code questions

Is there a module that will allow the expiration of accounts? I'm looking at a paid subscitipn type of website and this would be helpful.

Thanks.

Mike

I have written a module simply called access.module that meets the requirements written in this post.

I would like to upload it somewhere for others to try it out. I don't have any special access. What is the recommended approach?

I could obviously host it on my web site, but I would prefer to put it here somewhere.

I am developing a module that is controlling access to content. However, at the moment, despite having given what I think is access to a given node to the anonymous user the front page is empty (or at least it asks him to create the first admin account). I want to track down what is happening. Can anyone tell me in which module the contents of the front page are constructed

Thanks

Currently I'm trying to update the guestbook module for drupal 4.4 (http://drupal.org/node/7673) to 4.5.
Within the entries I want to display the user picture of registred users with an uploaded picture in their profile using the theme_user_picture($account) function.
Unfortunately this function returns nothing, although user pictures are enabled an the user has an uploaded picture.
What I'm doing wrong, or is there an other (better) way to display the picture?

Hi,

I am very glad to see the enhancement in 4.5.0 release in term of blogger api module. Thank you.

But if calling the newly added function "mt.publishPost", categories of the post lost .

Regards,

Yiyi Sun
http://www.wbeditor.com

http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/NotJustUsability.html

I'm in the process of migrating from phpBB2 to drupal. I'll post my migration script soon. (If I had a nickel for everytime I've seen that sentence on the drupal.org website).

I worked up a theme to make phpBB2 work more like the joelonsoftware discussion pages. I'm thinking that somewhere between the graphical clutter of the basic phpBB install and the stripped down joelonsoftware forums is a good middle ground.