I found the problem : 1 - I'm tired 2 - I'm watching olympics games and upgrading my drupal site at the same time The Filefield path module was disabled. Apologize the noise. Sorry. Thanks. David. Sorry. David Hautbois wrote:

I tried [title] token : it does not work...

I changed the Filefield path's weight to 10 and -1 : KO

It's a little, personnal, non-professionnal web site. I don't remember when and what I updated. I just checked the site was online.

I noticed that some subfolfer in modules directories are missing.... (not a good news...)

Does the devel module show the modules order ?

David.

Greg Knaddison wrote:

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My guess: Filefield path's weight got changed to work relatively early in the page request before the node has been saved. Therefore it doesn't have a nid.

Did you recently update any of those modules?

Regards, Greg

On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 12:42 PM, David Hautbois <david.hautbois@free.fr> wrote:

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Hello

This work few month ago : CCK + Filefield + Filefield path I defined for the file path : [nid] when node was saved, [nid] was replaced with the node id.

Today, this token does not work. And files stay in the files/[nid]/ folder.

I don't know if the issue is in token, filefield or filefield path module. This [nid] token does not appear in the tokens list.

All my modules are uptodate.

Do You encounter the same issue ?

Thanks.

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Check out http://drupal.org/project/webform_simplenews, use with care, module is only a few days old, but based on a patch in the issue queue. Greetings, Hans 2010/3/1 Kyle Smeby <kyle@clngraphics.com>

I've got a website where people can sign up for a newsletter mailing list two different ways. I used Webform Module for the first method because we were already using it elsewhere on the site and because the client wants the email address collected in the database with a Drupal interface that lets them download them as an Excel file and clear it periodically.

The second way is upon registration there is a checkbox that signs them up. I've also got the Rules module installed so I'm trying to use that to write to the database where Webform is storing the data gathered by the first method. Which has proven to be a little more difficult than I'd anticipated.

So I was just wondering if anyone knows of a better way to do this (collect email addresses upon registration that stores them in a table that administrators can view download and delete). Using other modules or some PHP code.

thanks,

kyle -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]

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