Drupal 7.x

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I wish someone here can help me on this issue which has blocked me for several days.
The key feature of my module is to query data from many tables in database.
And the difficulty for me is how to ask Drupal to show data in an increment mode. For example, when user press the submit button, the module should execute below operations in series.
- Operation 1: query database table 1, then show result in a html table to user. (This has been implemented)

I am trying to customize the tags based on the output of a PHP script I have running in the body field on a basic page node.

As far as I can tell, it involves re-setting the [current-page:page-title] token, but I'm not sure how to do that.

Can someone help or point me in the right direction?

Hey,

I need to create another "Save" button on node edit form, that would keep changed time untouched. I basicly know how to do this, but I am wondering if it is safe to do it....

Anyone?

Probably another dumb question - but those are the kind I'm best at :-).

I have a Drupal 7.2 site which currently consists of a blog. Likely there will in time be some forums, but nothing really horrible.

All current commenting is anonymous, that is, there is no need for those using the site to login.

Hi there

I have recently taken on a client who has 4 websites that I want to bring over to Drupal. The one issue that is stopping me from cracking on is the 'Testimonials' page on every site is referenced from one database. They update the testimonials in an admin page, and it's reflected in all the sites straight away. They basically all reference the same database. I've not found a solution to doing this in Drupal. I am quite a recent convert to Drupal, so please could I ask you to go careful with any answer.

Thank you and regards,
Michael