anyways, I solved it through setting new values for this “max_allowed_packet”!

ok, here it is
1. login to your mysql account

mysql -uYOUR_USERNAME -pYOUR_PASSWORD

2. Now, when your logged in set the new value for your “max_allowed_packet”

set global max_allowed_packet = 1073741824;

3. to check the new value of our max_allowed_packet

show variables like ‘max%’

There you go!

The problem is in wampmanager.ini.
check out your  wampmanager.ini if it’s WHOLE EMPTY,
then this would be a great solution for that problem.

Now,

paste this code inside your wampmanager.ini file (usually located at C:\wamp\wampmanager.ini)

[Config]
ImageList=images_on.bmp
ServiceCheckInterval=1
ServiceGlyphRunning=13
ServiceGlyphPaused=14
ServiceGlyphStopped=15
TrayIconAllRunning=16
TrayIconSomeRunning=17
TrayIconNoneRunning=18

[Services]
Name: wampapache
Name: wampmysqld

[StartupAction]
Action: run; FileName: “c:/wamp/bin/php/php5.2.5/php-win.exe”;Parameters: “refresh.php”;WorkingDir: “c:/wamp/scripts”; Flags: waituntilterminated
Action: resetservices
Action: readconfig;
Action: service; Service: wampapache; ServiceAction: startresume; Flags: ignoreerrors
Action: service; Service: wampmysqld; ServiceAction: startresume; Flags: ignoreerrors

Save the file and click Start Wampserver

There you go!

so, here’s the custom module

first, create a .info file named it as privatemsg_unread.info

; $Id: privatemsg_unread.info $
name = Show Unread Private messages
description = Show Unread Private messages
package = CUSTOM MODULE
core = 6.x

Next, Create the module file,named it as privatemsg_unread.module

function privatemsg_unread_menu() {
$items['messages/unread'] = array(
‘title’ => ‘Unread’,
‘page callback’ => ‘unread_messages’,
‘access callback’ => ‘privatemsg_user_access’,
‘type’ => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
‘weight’ => -20,
);
return $items;
}
function unread_messages(){
$unread_msgss = drupal_get_form(‘privatemsg_list’, ‘unread’);
return $unread_msgss;
}
function privatemsg_unread_privatemsg_sql_list_alter(&$fragments, $account, $argument) {
if ($argument == ‘unread’) {
$fragments['where'][2] = ‘pmi.is_new > 0′;
}
}

Put it inside a folder privatemsg_unread upload to your modules folder(usually sites/all/modules)
enable the module(admin/build/module) then voila!!!

To test(if only you have recent unread messages, otherwise no messages will be displayed) ,
try to access www.YOURSITE.com/messages/unread

Feel free to add some more..

well, there’s a way how to do that

for example, we will override the country field in addresses module

located in address/address.inc

here’s the function:


function theme_addresses_field_country_name($afields) {
$countries = _addresses_country_get();
return '<dt>'. t('Country') .': </dt><dd>'. $countries[$afields['country']] .'</dd>';
}


what we will do is actually we will override this throug our template.php file

we take acquai_marina for this

function acquai_marina_addresses_field_country_name($afields) {
$countries = _addresses_country_get();
return $countries[$afields['country']];
}

or

function phptemplate_addresses_field_country_name($afields) {
$countries = _addresses_country_get();
return $countries[$afields['country']];
}

There we remove the extra tags to for country field

As you can see, we replace the string/text from “theme” to “acquia_marina”/”phptemplate”.

don’t be confused about “acquia_marina” or “phptemplate”  because they behave the same.

This snippet works with hook_theme() or theme_YOURMODULE() override.

function MODULENAME_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id){
global $user;
switch ($form_id) {
// This is our form ID.
case ‘YOUR_NODE_FORM_ID’: // like page_node_form(for node/add/page)
$form['buttons']['submit']['#submit'][] = ‘redirect_this_form’;
break;
}
}
function redirect_this_form($form, &$form_state) {
if ($form_state['nid']) {
$node = node_load(array(‘nid’ => $form_state['nid']));
switch($node->type) {
case ‘page’:
$form_state['redirect'] = ‘pages’; // you should specicify here where want to redirect the form after submission
}
}
}

?>

PayPal sandbox preface:

The trick with the PayPal sandbox is you have 3 accounts. The primary account is your developer account. This logs you into http://developer.paypal.com/. The other two (one Buyer one Seller) work within the sandbox system. You need to login with your developer account before you can use these other accounts. The way I set mine up was to use my email address for the developer account and just use the default address generated by PayPal for the Buyer and Seller accounts. Also, if need be you can create multiple Buyer and Seller accounts under your developer account.

Below is a complete step-by-step for setup and checkout (tested with Drupal 6.10 and Ubercart 2.0 beta3)

1. Go to http://developer.paypal.com/ and create an account. This is separate from any existing PayPal account you may have.

2. Click on “Create a preconfigured buyer or seller account.”

3. Check “Buyer”, leave the email address alone, change the password if you’d like (but remember to write it down), then click “Create Account”.

4. Click again on “Create a preconfigured buyer or seller account.” but this time create a “Seller” account.

5. On the “Test Accounts” page enable test mode for the business account by clicking “Disabled” (which changes it to “Enabled”).

6. In Drupal, enable the PayPal module (under Ubercart – payments)

7. Under “Administer » Store administration » Configuration » Payment settings” expand the “PayPal Website Payments Standard settings”.

8. Set “PayPal e-mail address:” to the “Log-in email” you see for the business account you created (unless you manually set this the email address will be something like “you_12313131233_biz@here.com”). You should be able to get to “Test Accounts” page with the link: https://developer.paypal.com/devscr?cmd=_sandbox-acct-session and see your Seller “Log-in email” address.

9. You can then change the rest of the settings in the Ubercart PayPal module as you’d like. I recommend changing the “Order review submit button text:” to something like “Pay with PayPal”.

To complete a test checkout:

1. Make sure you are logged in to PayPal’s sandbox server using your main account (go here: http://developer.paypal.com)

2. In Drupal proceed to checkout as you normally would and after you click the button that would normally say “Submit Order”, you will be redirected to PayPal’s sandbox server. If you are properly logged in with your developer account you will see “XXX’s Test Store” at the top of the page.

3. Log in with your Buyer account information (something like “you_12313765733_per@here.com”). Careful here as this is constantly crashing FF3 on my machine.

4. Complete the transaction using your phony test account for the Buyer.

5. You will then see a page saying your transaction is complete and a button taking you back to your store. Order emails do not appear to get sent (to either the buyer or store admin) if the user does not click this button to return to the store, although the order’s status is updated to “Payment receiver”.

this works with me! thanks to ryangroe@ubercart

after i completed my payment from paypal sandbox i got this error messages.
What I did is I just configured the my contact details

http://www.example.com/admin/store/settings/store/edit

that’s it! and this solves my problem above.

hope this helps!

<?php
$src = path_to_theme().'/images/images.jpg';
<?php print l('', 'LINK-TO-PAGE', array('attributes' => array('class' => 'anchor-class'), 'html' => TRUE));
?>

1st_param: the html image
2nd_param: the url/path
3rd_param: we add class in our anchor tag and enable html to TRUE

Hope this helps you guys!

http://www.arnelbornales.site90.net/blog

Solution for this is creating a script.js inside your theme directory. Suppose you have a custom theme we will name as “custom_theme”. inside your custom_name folder create a script.js file this way drupal will load this file as well as jquery.js

you can dig more about this in drupal http://drupal.org/node/243134