Drupal 6.x

Hi, I am looking for someone to upgrade a custom built D6 site to D7 (using a Drupal responsive theme). I could potentially do the initial upgrade, but would then need someone to port the content over to the correct pages.

Because of the nature of D7 having much of the functionality that older D6 modules do (and D7 no longer needing them), I think I am going to need someone more expert at this than me. Please send me your experience with this, your best estimate and/or questions.
Thank you!

Hi,

We are looking for Drupal developer since number of various Drupal-related tasks we have is increasing slowly but instantly. It would be nice also if you've worked with Wordpress before. Overall knowledge of common technologies (php/js/css) is an obvious must.

Looking forward for your replies. Thanks.

Hello,
I've been working on Drupal 6 website.
I have a phpMyAdmin but how can I do an update now?

Hello,

I'm sure that it will quickly become apparent that I am a beginner to drupal

I'm having trouble moving an existing drupal 6 site to a localhost on my computer. I plan to update this site to drupal 7 and then upload it back to the host server when I've completed all the module updates and theming. I have successfully downloaded and uploaded the database again to the localhost, have put the site files in a folder named after my database in the "htdocs" folder and altered my settings.php file so that it appropriately reads this format:

Hello Drupal,

This is for D6 but the concept applies to other versions as well (We are still on D6 because modules we depend on have yet been ported to D7)

I've been wanting to learn how to do this for a long time but 1) examples I find are not Drupal-related and 2) I get overwhelmed and move on to something else. I've searched the forums here and can't find anything yet. So today I am determined to learn so here goes!

What I'm looking for: I'm trying to find a simple way to use presumably an 'onclick' event to load data from the database.

My Problem: I've seen many tutorials, such as this one http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/107, but they always use a separate php file to handle the request. Such as...

$.ajax({                                      
      url: 'api.php',
...

And also examples like http://www.tutorialspoint.com/ajax/ajax_database.htm, which do this...

ajaxRequest.open("GET", "ajax-example.php" + 
                              queryString, true);

Both depend on some additional php file and I'm sure I don't need to create a separate file since Drupal already has it's own API and database functions already available to me, so...

My Question: I'd like to learn how to use Drupal's own database functions to display data dynamically using jQuery/AJAX.

Hello everyone!

I'm in need of bit of an advice regarding AddThis module. How can i cutomize the url that the module prints out? By default it is the page/node that the module is active on, but i want to cutomize this. I search everywhere but only found it is possible, but not the solution. Can this be done, in the service cutomization, and add it to every service? Thanks in forward for every advice.