Drupal 7.x

I don't want to get yelled at here, but are we allowed to offer money for help?

I've got what should be a simple problem to solve, either with Views and/or Display Suite. I'm getting nowhere and I have a deadline tomorrow and I'm sick of beating my head against it. I will happily PayPal someone if they can help me.

I'm putting my "problem post" together now, probably to be posted in Views and Display Suite queues as support requests, but I wanted to ask the community about the money thing.

Thanks,
Tim

How do I list Taxonomy terms in a block region?

Hello,

I am looking for youtube videos as field, which was exist in drupal 7, I try to find some thing like that for drupal 7 and I didn't find, and suggestions, please.

Regards

I am trying to build a module and in that module i want to create an associative array with the all available cck fields in a format like that

$fields['label'] = field_name

How i should fetch this kind of info from db?

Thank you

Drupal version 7.0 allowed one not to enter a hexadecimal on the color scheme for themes that support it (Mayo for exemple). With version 7.2 a checker was introduced that would check if the values placed were actually allowed values. Not entering a valid hexadecimal color would yeld the error "must be a valid hexadecimal CSS color value". I scratched my head for a little while and found the color module. If you want to still have transparent backgrounds, just comment out the checker. The only drawback is that you won't get the thing to validade the values for you. In the end I am glad, since using values such as 'black', 'red', 'IndianRed' (for example) are allowable values but the checker only allows for '#000000', '#01adff' and other hexadecimal values.

The fix is to edit the color.module file (/path/to/site/modules/color/color.module). Comment lines 280, 281 and 281 (with // in front of the line). The final result will look like:

    //if (!preg_match('/^#([a-f0-9]{3}){1,2}$/iD', $color)) {
    //  form_set_error('palette][' . $key, t('%name must be a valid hexadecimal CSS color value.', array('%name' => $form['color']['palette'][$key]['#title'])));
    //}

you can also comment out the for loop (don't forget to comment out the } as well if you do that).

I have a Drupal website set up selling a single product. Currently the transactions are being processed with paypal with simple buttons set up on a specified node (e.g. www.website.com/buy).