Drupal 7.x

Hello,

I installed drupal7 (currently 7.7) the "normal" way: first the main site in default, then every other site from other url with different domain names. Vhosts were configured for this, everything was ok.
Then i filled sites with modules, datas, etc...
When the sites were both ok, a copy was made by the hoster in another location (copy of all on the virtual host - files of drupal, database, etc.)

Now, when i go in both urls, i always see the content of "default" site only.

Hi there,
I'm having a hard time determining what is the best way to create tables where variables would be defined by the users. Here's an example of what I mean: http://hdr.undp.org/en/data/build/.

I'd like to show a list in which users can select a number of variables and the related table would appear at the bottom of the page. This is for qualitative data. Is the best way to do this using Views? Does anyone know of a good tutorial?

Thanks!

Hello to all,

I want to make block like this on homepage:
http://i54.tinypic.com/358s1w2.jpg

I have this code in node.tpl.php:

<?php if ($is_front): ?>
          <div class="content_bg">
        <?php endif; ?>
           
          .

          .

          .

       <?php if ($is_front): ?>
          </div>
        <?php endif; ?>

It works correctly on homepage, and it doesnt show anything on page.

Is it possible to show on post on the front page if you are logged out and another post if the user is logged in with out setting up two views?

Any info would be very helpful.
Thanks!

Hello,

Hello,
first let me say that everybody who contributed to D7 did a great job! I so like it! The last version I was working with was 5 and now I set up two sites in 7. So wonderful! Thank you!

One site I started setting up and theming on my localhost. Today I got access to the webserver and I thought why not backing up the database (exporting in phpMyAdmin) on the localhost, importing it to the database on the hosted server and copy all files from localhost to hosted server? I tried it and it worked. Too good to be true...