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Are you like "What were they thinking?" about submission information on webforms? Do you care about the submission date, user, and of all things, ip address of the submitter? I didn't think so. Well, here is a way to get rid of that unnecessary data taking up valuable screen real estate.

Assuming you already have the webform module installed, open /sites/all/modules/webform/webform_report.inc and copy the contents of the following two functions:

theme_webform_results_submissions_header and theme_webform_results_submissions

Recently, I worked on a web site that included the Tree Menus module. This module basically leverages the existing Drupal menu system to allow sub-level menu items in a tree hierarchy. One of the requirements of the project was to create a top-level navigation menu with tabs that worked in sync with a left sidebar menu.

This article details the steps necessary to install InfoGlue CMS 2.6.0 on CentOS 5.

Setting up Java:

• Download JDK 6 update 6
• Install JDK 6 update 6:
• # chmod +x jdk-6u6-linux-i586.rpm.bin
• # ./jdk-6u6-linux-i586.rpm.bin

From Ubuntu Geek:

http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-mplayer-and-multimedia-codecs-libdvdcs...

About two years ago, I learned about Internet Television (aka IPTV) by using an excellent open source application called Democracy Player developed by The Participatory Culture Foundation. Since then, they have changed the name to Miro without sacrificing on features or usability.

You can set up Drupal in any number of ways. The easiest and most convenient way to do it is with a secure shell (ssh) account. However, if you only have the 1&1 Beginner Package, you will not have access via a shell account.

Are you looking for a good Web editor for Ubuntu? Why not get one supported by the folks who write the standards? The World Wide Web Consortium is an organization that works together with the public to develop Web standards. It just so happens they also created a nice Web editor called Amaya.

To install Amaya, open a Terminal and type the following:

Here is a tip to get rid of that annoying colon at the end of poll questions in Drupal.

Edit block.tpl.php in your active theme directory.

Locate line:

• <?php print $block->content; ?>

and change to:

• <?php print preg_replace('/\?:/','?',$block->content); ?>

Happy theming.

Don't you love reading about network adapter configuration and the installation instructions tell you to download the latest drivers?