Drupal 7.x

Hi,
I need to charge people a small fee (probably through PayPal or offering a form for card details) each time that they post a new node. What would you recommend is the optimal framework (or combination of modules) for this??? I know that there is Ubercart and eCommerce modules -- but I don't want the end users to see all those "Add to cart" and "Quantiny - 1" , "Remove from Cart" things because it does not offer a seemless experience.

hello,
I would like to make a view of musicians. Each musician can add a content type where they could specify their skills (instrument, level,etc). Their could be multiple types per user.
When I make a view, I would like to show this information. I set up a view and make a relationship first to the user and then to the content authored. But the problem is: "This relationship will create one record for each content item created by the user." so I have as many records for one user as he has filled out the content type.

fyi: I am new to drupal and primarily a designer

I am using the modules: webform, panels, views

I created my webform and it's contents of Name, Email, and Message. I want this form to be able to stay on the same page, pagename.com and not link to its node page of pagename.com/node/1 after clicking submit.

Is this doable?
1. I am creating a view to pull the webform node body
2. Placing that view as a custom panel page.
3. My webform links back to its node after clicking submit.

Does someone know a drupal module similar to Yahoo Q&A?

Evening all,

I am wanting to setup a page on my site where users who are logged in go onto a page that shows the name of a say, like a nightclub or pub. Then they can click on an 'attending' button on that page for that place which shows them to other users they are attending that place.

Ideally I would like that then to update in a block on the main page that they are attending that place.

Can this be done and if so how would I go about it.

Thanks

Carlos

I have a simple form with an external action that I want to validate with the jquery.validate plugin. I cobbled things together in a flat html file, including links to the Microsoft CDN for the relevant scripts, and got everything styled up and looking decent. I wanted inline validation, so that when someone entered valid input then tabbed out, they would get visible feedback, like the demo here:

http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation

I cut and pasted the form into an unfiltered node and added a link to the jquery.validate plugin to the footer of html.tpl.php. Nothing happened. I got the classic "$ is not defined" error in firebug.

I built the original form with jQuery 1.5.2, rather than d7's 1.4.x, so I installed the jQuery Update module, activated it, and selected the Microsoft CDN option in the performance configuration. I went back to the form, and again, nothing happened.

To check for user error, I edited html.tpl.php again, this time adding an external link to jQuery 1.5.2 after the print $scripts; code. The form validation worked -- everything was as desired.