Drupal 7.x

Is it possible to change the parent item from Main Menu when creating new content in the menu settings tab at the bottom of the content page?

I am going to have a few different menus depending on who is logged in. It would make it extremely easy if I could just select the parent item (menu that has already been created previously by me) and add the new content to the list.

Please advise. Thanks!

I'm quite new to Drupal. I started modifying a theme and have run into trouble. I deactivated the content block while trying to get all the page.tpl.php zones set how I want. Now (after being logged out) I cannot gain access to the admin panel anymore. Since the content block is not published, I can't find a place to log in at. The /user/ and /?q=user/ url's don't work either. Is there somewhere else I can log in that doesn't rely on the content block?

Hi all,

I sell a number of ongoing SEO/link building services and have been looking for a great way to build a flexible management system for clients that may have multiple campaigns and multiple subscriptions with us. Chargify seems to be the perfect answer if we can get it talking to our Drupal site. I've scanned in detail and have not found a reliable module that works with Chargify, so we're looking at going at it ourselves to build something custom.

Due to mental health, and chronic illness issues I am unable to understand what information is available towards setting up groups and profiles.
Ultimitely I hope to have several different member types with access to different profile layouts (fields)
My web site is totally free and I have very limited money but am willing to pay what I can for understandable guidance and/or assistance in this please.
Thank you

Hi there,

I have created a module that make use of fullcalendar:

function trip_creator_menu(){
$items = array();

$items['potato'] = array(
'title' => 'Potato',
'page callback' => '_first_page',
'access callback' => TRUE,
'expanded' => TRUE,
);

return $items;
}

function _trip_creator_first_page(){
$markup .= '

';
$options['dom_id'] = ".fullcalendar";
$settings = array('dropable' => true,
....
'drop' => '');//i want to attach a function here

drupal_add_js(array('fullcalendar' => $settings), 'setting');
drupal_add_js(drupal_get_path('module', 'fullcalendar') . '/js/fullcalendar.views.js');
drupal_add_js(drupal_get_path('module', 'potato') . '/js/potato.js');
return $markup;
}

My questions are,
1. is there any better way to show a div element on the page to user? For example, I see there is ajax form api in drupal here: http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes--ajax.inc/group/ajax that create a simple ajax-enabled select element. But what I am doing now is just return the html code to the page directly and create all the necessary javascript in the file potato.js to control the element, which I did not make use of drupal to manage stuff of my site.

The View is providing financial data. Each year has the same columns - revenue, expenses, etc.

Currently, the column headers are Revenue - 2010, Expenses - 2010, and so on for years 2009 and 2008.

Would save space to have three main columns - 2010, 2009, 2008.

Then, within each, columns labeled simply Revenue, and Expenses.

So it would be: