Drupal 7.x

Hi, please how can I add node to terms? Before, in Drupal 6, when I made node, one of options was add this node to terms (I could choose multiterms). Where is this option in Drupal 7?

Thanks

going thru the opendeals installation, it says it installs Ctools & all kinds of other modules. it lists 95 steps before completion.

after successful installation, it looks like a normal drupal. when i go thru the modules, it only shows the normal modules. further, no new modules are installed in the modules folders.

so whats up, am i missing something here? what is this all about?

Hi drupal community,
I am ambitiously developing a News website. -13 top-level navigational links, 8 of which have their own distinct page layout, and from what I understand, in referencing video tutorials and documentation, difficultly is an understatement.

The design is already sketched out in psd mock up, I just need to now the best way to start the development. Your help is appreciated; I want to theme it from scratch html.

alright, so i downloaded the sup[posedly "all in one," open deals distro of drupal, and the f'n thing never once completes installation. i wind up with varying errors.

i tested my server by installing a blank drupal and viola! no problems there.

Here's my general issue:

I am trying to figure out a way to make images link to a external url in a Drupal 7 deployment. It seems like it would be easy and straight forward and I could add a link destination like I would add a title= or alt=, but alas there is no setting for specifying a link destination for an image that I can see.

My specific case is as follows:

Hi all,

I am very close to finishing my website but need to add some functionality that "seems" would be possible using userpoints and rules.

I can't figure this out, please could somebody lend a hand :)

What I want to do is:

A user can earn up to 1050 points capped - done
A user is automatically upgraded to a new role @ 1000 points - done
This gives the user a 50 points buffer.

I want this buffer to erode based on inactivity.