Drupal 7.x

Howdy, folks.

I've been knocking my noggin on this for a while now, but I've had no luck, so I figured I'd put it up here and see what happens. I'm trying to figure out how (if) to set up a multisite arrangement where site B mirrors some of the content of site A, while giving visitors the appearance of navigating completely different sites. Does that make sense? Now that I actually type it out...

Okay, here's another way to put it:

Hi

I am trying to upgrade Drupal 7.0 to Drupal 7.7 i put the site into maintainance mode and ftp'd all the files from 7.7 into my home directory. when i run update.php I get the intro page i press contuinue then it says "No Pending updates" and does not carry on to next step
does anyone know why ?

Thanks

I have the following taxonomy structure with duplicate terms (term 1) across different vocabularies:

vocab 1
- term 1
- term 2
- term 3
vocab 2
- term 1
- term 4
- term 5
...

How can I treat the duplicates of "term 1" as related across the different vocabularies automatically. I have large vocabularies and don't want to enter the relations manually.

So, I am creating a Web site for a client who has a ton of pictures. Other than my own site, which remains unfinished, this is my first Drupal site (and first Web site). While he hasn't yet requested a multiple-tag system for his photos, I expect that it would help quite a lot with organizing them when the time comes.

From reading online, there are two existing options that DON'T work for me: (1) custom coding, and (2) using a combo installation of views with apache solr search and a complex system along those lines. I am not a coder (other than CSS/HTML) and don't understand code. In addition, I would like to work within the confines of Drupal as much as possible.

Here are two options that I am hoping might work:
(A) Create multiple tag fields within the Photo content type. For example, I could create people tags, event name tags, event location tags, and event year tags -- with each named group of tags being its own field. These would be in addition to text fields, such as caption, credit, and other fields such as a link. I would apply multiple taxonomy terms in a URL argument (in the URL or not) and/or encourage users to do so.

Hello,

I have sucessfully installed Drupal 7.7 but have one problem:

At admin >> config >> site information, I want to name the site Bob's Brewhaus but the single quote is automagically escaped with a backslash in the input field and appears as such on the front page. I tried the ' trick and it displays successfully (') in the upper left corner of the front page, but the text appears incorrectly as ' in two places there:

1) in the browser's title bar
2) in the "Welcome to Bob's Brewhaus No front page content..." message (literally "Bob's Bre-")

#drupal did not have a solution and searching the forums has not shown me the light.

Is this a theming issue? I have not re-themed. Is this a problem with how t() is being called somewhere? I am willing to write up the solution if someone can point me in the right direction!

- update Aug 10, 1PM (GMT-04) -

I have reset my site name to Bob's Brewhaus which becomes Bob\'s Brewhaus upon saving.

PHP version is 5.2.10
Hosting provider advised me to add the following line to my .htaccess:
magic_quotes_gpc = 0

This appeared to cause an internal server error, and once I removed that line, the error went away. I followed support's link to this document:
https://support.fluidhosting.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewartic...

Hey Drupal Community!

I'm a Drupal noob and need some help with Drupal 7. If this is the wrong forum for this please redirect me.

I want to create a custom login page that redirects the user to their original page after logging in. I basically want it to be like the Vimeo.com Login Form. How would I go about doing that?

Thanks in advance!