Drupal 6.x

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Dear Sir/Madam,

It's about the theme during upgrade drupal.

we were using drupal 6.28 and want to upgrade to drupal 7.22 now.

the problem is: we have developed a theme based on the old version Zen theme in 6.28 (that is the Zen theme for drupal 6)

now the question is:

i know things has changed a lot from 6.28 to 7.22, expecially the theme system, so i want to know is it possible or is there any eaiser way to "convert"(if convert is possible) my old theme which was based on the old Zen to a new theme which will base on the new Zen theme for drupal 7?

Hi Drupalers,

Hope you are doing well. I want to develop a system in which the user is charged monthly for the business he/she adds to the system. I don't want to use ubercart as my project is not a store so I don't need full pledge ecommerce functionality. I have used pay module but there is no proper documentation for this enough to get started.

Any kind of code and drupal module if it is suited for this then kindly let me know.

Thanks!

I am using a 2 column stacked panel in a custom page. I have placed a View as content in the left pane. However, because of all the div and table additions generated by the view, I can't target the same areas like I have in so many other 2 column pages.

I'd like to keep it all consistent. So, I created a new 'block display' thinking I could access it by an id, but of course, views displays don't get an id like a regular block.

If I disallow "/node/" in my robots.txt will it subsequently disallow node aliases as well? Same thing with "/taxonomy/term/" for taxonomy pages?

I'm asking because I have had several sites where Google indexes both the system urls and its aliases thus indexing duplicate contents.

Please advice. Thanks.

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-CONTRIB-2013-046
• Project: Filebrowser (third-party module)
• Version: 6.x
• Date: 2013-May-1
• Security risk: Highly critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Cross Site Scripting