Drupal 7.x

I've been combing the site, but I'm actively looking for a module that will allow me to set-up some sort of capability for site members to PM each other, and if they choose, invite new parties into the private conversation, or create some sort of hidden private "thread". This is different from a private live chat, since it'll behave like a PM and be persistent. Does anyone know of any modules that work like this?

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This is on a default Drupal 7 installation. I would like an extremely simple set up. a) anonymous users b) authenticated users (to post comments c) a new role called Article creators, where these users can create content.

I've managed to create Article creators, got all the permissions correct (so the authenticated user's don't get a block to add content), but where I'm falling down is that I would like a block on each "article creator's" user page, only showing the content that they generated.

Hi,
Contextual Links are a great new addition to D7. However they do not appear by default on a node. From what I understand, default vars $title_suffix & $title_prefix contains code for contextual links.

How do I add contextual links by default on nodes. It works for blocks, views and so on !

Thanks a lot !

Hi, on our site, I have granted permission to a user to be able to create new users. They do not get the overlay to click on
people - add user

What url would they use? They are not an admin, they just have permission to add users.

Thanks.

I'm using hook_block_view() to output a list, e.g.

<?php
..
      $block['content'] = array(
        '#theme' => 'item_list',
        '#items' => $items,
      );
..
?>

I want to override the theme_item_list() function, but only for that item list in that particular block.

I think there is a particular Drupal way of doing this using hook theme suggestions, can someone show me or point me to some documentation?