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Hey all,
I have a D6 site that I need some help with.

I have a custom content type, called 'item request'. This is a request for an item that someone wants to see on the site.
Below an 'item request' I want there to be a form in which another user of the site can reply to the original poster with a comment, and an image - the site is based around selling antiques. This comment and image need to be emailed to the original poster.

I understand a custom form type is required (perhaps custom module?), and I would like some help.
This can be paid work.

I always have a fuzz about exporting the Views as well as it's translations for STAGE and even PRODUCTION deployment. Although I have tried quite a few ways (e.g. export variable_realms, strongarm, translation.po, etc. etc.) I still ended up having to create multiple instances of the view with a different set of translation. Is there a proper way of handling translation deployment, particularly using Features?

P.S. I notice there is a features_translations module. Has anyone tried that module?

Hi everybody,

Can any experts here know which hosting in Hong Kong is the best for Drupal 7? As well, I have audience in China and need the hosting with efficient Mainland China connections.

Please advise, with many thanks in advance.

Remark: I have used Hosting Speed and Timway these 2 hosting providers and I found it is not fully configured with Drupal 7.

Waichai, 12 April 2013

I've noticed that the user registration page in drupal 6 doesn't properly validate user email addresses. It allows users to register using an invalid address - without the period before the TLD e.g. user123@gmailcom

The user receives a message saying "Your password and further instructions have been sent to your e-mail address." But they obviously haven't......

Now, of course the user has to enter the incorrect email address twice on the registration form, which is unlikely, but it seems odd that such basic validation isn't performed.

Hi,

I've made a custom module to hold a number of custom functions - one being hook_menu_alter

All the examples I can find show the hook_menu_alter function name using the module name e.g.

• module name: customsitefucntions

function customsitefucntions_menu_alter(&$items) {

Does it have to follow this convention? What if I want to add another hook_menu_alter function in the same module?

Could it be:

function anotherFucntion_menu_alter(&$items) {

Thanks,

Nick

I've received two emails from a drupal installation i've recently put online.

There are updates available for one or more of your modules or themes. To
ensure the proper functioning of your site, you should update as soon as
possible.

See the available updates page for more information:
http://www.yazoodle.net/admin/reports/updates

Your site is currently configured to send these emails when any updates are
available. To get notified only for security updates,
http://www.yazoodle.net/admin/reports/updates/settings.

Hi,

I'm trying to integrate Paypal Website Payments Pro Hosted Solution (HK) with Drupal Commerce or Ubercart. Unfortunately, when linked to my HK Paypal Business account, payments are rejected with the error message:

Merchant country is not supported.

If I use Website Payments Standard, it works, but payments are not embedded - customers have to leave the website and pay on Paypal, and then return to the website. If I use a non-HK business account, then the embedded solution works.

Hello guys,

I have a calendar feed (using the Drupal Calendar module) on a site and I'd like to add this calendar to Google Calendar. I have this working for a publicly accessible calendar and it works fine.

The problem now is that each user has their own ics file path which mean each of them have their own private calendar with the ics file that can subcribe at google calendar, ical, outlook...etc etc

currently i give an arguments to the ical feed which is " User > User: Uid "

and the path to the ics file " user/%/event-calendar/ical/calendar.ics "