Drupal 7.x

We're building a Drupal 7 module with a custom form. Drupal's built-in confirm functionality only displays a message, but we'd like to display all of the form's values at text. What's the best way to go about doing that?

The form process would be similar to common e-commerce sites:

Problem resolved :

$current_page_url = drupal_get_path_alias( implode( '/', arg() ) );

I am currently looking to replace a wiki on my site with a CMS-run sub-site. I initially was going to use Joomla, but the apparent lack of parent-child relationships for pages was a turn off. The CMS we have at work is OpenText Solutions RedDot, which has it's issues, but is overall quite good. Every page is a child of another page, you can make make new pages while linking to them, and other sorts of things that let you propagate a site on the fly.

Hello,

I'm a bloody beginner with Drupal. Please correct me if I'm on the wrong place.

So the webpage I'm currently working on has on nearly every page a different structure. Sometimes the header depends on actions in content.

Now the main-question I've got is: Is there a way on having a different "template" or block-styles on several nodes?

Thanks :)

Hi all,

I'm running into some problems finding my current database configuration settings into Drupal 7.
It should be in sites/default/settings.php but all the database settings are commented.

And when I search the whole project for my db host location I can't find any hits. Could this be encrypted?

I simply need to change the host setting from one location to another.

Any tips?

I have come accross Drupal some years ago, and now I am back with basically the same difficulty (and the same question).

It appears from to me that Drupal is very good but more oriented towards sites having a blog, articles... but not suited for managing more complicated databases over the internet.