Drupal 7.x

I have a view with the following parameters that pulls a week correctly:
--Fields
Content: Event Date
(term) Taxonomy term: Name
Content: Title
Global: PHP (weekMonth)
Global: PHP (dateOnly)

--Filter criteria
Content: Published (Yes)
Content: Type (= Calender Events)
Content: Event Date (last sunday and next saturday) | Settings

I'm trying to set a contextual filter to pass in a new range of dates:
Contextual filter set to: Content: Event Date

I enabled clean URL today, but now only the front page is viewable. The rest of the pages are error 404

If anyone could help, that would that would be epic!

Thanks,
Mickey32111

I have a content type that has a node reference field that reads from a View and this works great. The view is referencing another content type with a specific field output. If I change the field of the referenced content type so that it no longer appears in the View, it will no longer be listed inside the "Edit" of the original page, which is also great.

Taxonomy is the practice of classifying content. Ok I understand that.

Vocabularies = Categories & Tags & metadata [Organizational Keyword stuff] - ok... makes sense.

so... for a music related site, "genre" would be elucidated in the vocabularies right? I see that because it's like a tag or a category for classifying the content.... but what I'm not sure of is how far to take that.

Installed Drupal 7.2 in an apache name-based VirtualHost, the site worked fine:


ServerName domain.com:80
SuexecUserGroup g1 g2
ServerAdmin "info@domain.org"
DocumentRoot /srv/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs
CustomLog /srv/www/vhosts/domain.com/statistics/logs/access_log plesklog
ErrorLog /srv/www/vhosts/domain.com/statistics/logs/error_log

Alias /cgi-bin/ /srv/www/vhosts/domain.com/cgi-bin/
Redirect permanent /plesk-stat https://domain.com/plesk-stat
Redirect permanent /webstat https://domain.com/webstat
Redirect permanent /webstat-ssl https://domain.com/webstat-ssl
Redirect permanent /ftpstat https://domain.com/ftpstat
Redirect permanent /anon_ftpstat https://domain.com/anon_ftpstat
Redirect permanent /awstats-icon https://domain.com/awstats-icon

SSLEngine off

SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler ModPerl::Registry
Options ExecCGI
allow from all
PerlSendHeader On

My current site is a music community where artists upload tracks & rate & give feedback to other artists.

It's an old asp site on a MSSQL 2005 database.
There are over 14,000 members, 22,000 mp3's (stored in S3), and near 100,000 reviews (comments, all over 128 char).

I have been looking into how to import the database content to Drupal 7 and have come across the Migrate and the Feeds modules.

I can't figure out where to find the UI for Migrate so moved on to try Feeds... which worked when I tried the default user import which has only 3 fields. My confusion lies with the apparently limited built in mapping capabilities. My users database has fields that aren't available with the mappers(?) and my mp3 database needs a field that links to the file on Amazon S3, an associated imageID, genre & mood (taxonomies right?), CC License type and so on.

For my communities other content like dj-mixes, synth patches & presets etc again... how do import the appropriate info to the drupal database and have the nodes for this created at the same time? Do I create content types &... fields related to them first... then map to those?? not sure I know what I'm talking about :P

Will I have to create my own custom mapper/importers?

Please forgive me for being a noob. I'll pick it up quick with some good direction I'm sure.