Drupal 7.x

Hi,

I'm just discovering Drupal and I hope someone will help me out.

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if there's a way to include a node's tags when searching by keyword — so if I enter "foo" and the node has that tag, it's returned in the search results, even if it's not in any of the other node fields.

My end goal would be that the user can type "foo" into a search box, and all nodes that have that word in any of the node fields and/or are tagged with that word are returned.

I installed Drupal 7 on my pc and now, how do I create/theme my site? I downloaded a few themes from the web, however when I apply the theme, not everything is showing up, such as the layout meaning, on my home page, I want a menu, content, and a right side column with recent blog posts, news, and events. In my content area I want a image slide show, and then content under that.

Hi,

I've done a search on the forums but I'm not really sure which words I should be searching for. Here's the problem, I hope someone might be kind enough to point me in the direction of the best Drupal solution.

When adding or editing a node (could be one of 4/5 content types including Page) I would like the user (it would only be the site administrator) to be able to manually select 0-4 other nodes that will appear in a 'related pages' list at the bottom of the node.

I know that the taxonomy & tagging can try to do this automatically, but I want the user to decide which nodes to add links for. If he doesn't choose anything then the region/block won't print at all.

As an example - let's say I am adding a page (node 100). At the bottom of it I want it to list two other nodes (node 75 and 33) in a box at the bottom that basically says
'You might also be interested in':
- node 75 thumbnail and title
- node 33 tumnbnail and title

In an ideal world, when adding/editing a node there would be a field at the bottom (under Title and Body fields) with 4 dropdown lists with all the nodes in them. The user can select up to 4, or leave them all blank. If one or more are selected then they will appear in the 'related articles' region.

Hi, can anyone tell me if there is a way to use the #ajax['callback'] in hook_field_widget forms, or is it only possible in normal forms? I tried applying some of the code from the ajax_example.module but I cannot make it work.

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could help me with this errors that I started to receive.

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$has_body in node_get_form_settings() (line 751 of /home/matth1/public_html/sites/all/modules/form_builder/modules/node.inc).

Error message•Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$tags in taxonomy_fieldset() (line 201 of /home/matth1/public_html/sites/all/modules/form_builder/modules/taxonomy.inc).