For some reason, I'm having problems getting to the point where I can even call drupal_http_request(). I changed my module slightly so that the form is modified in hook_user(). But for some reason, I can't get anything to happen when $op = 'insert' or $op == 'register'. I would like to see the form data I have available, but when I put something like "drupal_set_message('<pre>'. print_r($user, TRUE) .'</pre>');" in the 'insert' case, I get absolutely nothing. How can I get my data to be displayed so I can see it? Is there a way to do it with the devel module?

Thanks.

Steve

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Today's Topics:

1. Using drupal_http_request() (Steve Edwards)
2. converting podcasts to feeds (Sarah.Vardy@student.griffith.edu.au)
3. Re: book module (Eric-Alexander Schaefer)
4. Re: Using drupal_http_request() (Saint-Genest Gwenael)
5. Re: Locking down drupal for use by multiple (semi-)untrusted administrators (Saint-Genest Gwenael)

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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:20:18 -0800 From: Steve Edwards killshot91@comcast.net Subject: [support] Using drupal_http_request() To: support@drupal.org Message-ID: 4743CE22.8030708@comcast.net Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed

I've jumped in to finish up a site that someone else started (yee ha!), and I need to do two things with the user registration data:

1. Add some custom fields to the user registration form (i.e. address/city/state/zip, job title, occupation, company, etc.)
2. Use the data to add the user to an embedded mail list manager program (Oempro by Octeth).

Oempro can generate a script that adds the data to their database, and I can post to that script. I modified the user registration form and added fields using hook_form_alter(), and that works fine. The next step is to use hook_user() when $op == 'insert' to post the user data to the Oempro script using drupal_http_request(). This brings up two issues:

1. How can I access the user data in hook_user()? Is it part of $user at that point, or would it be in $edit? Or another place?
2. How do I use drupal_http_request()? Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with HTTP headers or with this function, so I'm not

sure what to do. For instance, do I put the form data (assuming I can get to it in hook_user()) to the $data parameter in array form? And what do I put in the $header variable for a request like this?

Thanks.

Steve

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Message: 2 Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:29:39 +1000 From: Sarah.Vardy@student.griffith.edu.au Subject: [support] converting podcasts to feeds To: support@drupal.org Message-ID: f561ec2a51cd.47445cf3@student.griffith.edu.au Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Hi,

I was wondering if there is a pre-existing module that converts podcasts to feeds in drupal? ie. so a user can upload a podcast to the Drupal cms and this is automatically converted to a feed? Any help would rock! Sarah

Research Computing Services Sarah.Vardy@student.griffith.edu.au 0402241794