Drupal 7.x

I have just configured a new Drupal 7 installation and I am having problems when trying to upload any images to Articles. I simply get the error "The file could not be uploaded." with no further hints as to what could be causing the problem.

My sites directory is CHMOD 777 and when I run a Status Report everything is Green (although I am constantly nagged with the "One or more problems were detected with your Drupal installation. Check the status report for more information." error).

The module page has no Drupal 7 version.

I have 2 cck's.

Case Studies & Testimonials.

My testimonial cck currently has a node reference field which links to case studies. I then have a relationship in a view which displays a grid of testimonials, under each testimonial is a path to the corresponding case study. However when no reference exists through the testimonial in question, the link still displays with a path of node/.

I have tried to exclude if doesn't exist, but the default path clearly does exist.

it's the first time i am create a topic,

i am developing now a commercial web site, i wont use drupal rather than using PHP or ASP.net because i love drupal very much and i think the future of developing website is for drupal

i was create new 2 content types named [cards, Card order] has these fields

cards: [

• card_type - Text - textfield ,
• card_price - float - textfield ];

card order: [

• card_type - Node reference - Select list ,
• card_price - float - textfield,
• Card_Number - Integer-textfield,
• card_order_total - float - Text field ];


i was added 2 new content card:

card type: AA, card price: 100$,
card type: BB, card price: 200$,


when i add content [card order]:


• card type: i have all the card types that i created in the cards content type (AA, BB) [work]
• card_price i wont the price automatically added from cards content, if i select AA this field value=100
• card_numbers if i entered 50

Hi,
Has anyone else come across performance issues running Drupal 7 on a virtual server?

We are currently running Drupal 7 on a virtual server with a single core processor and 3gb of ram (Red Hat 6).

Caching in Drupal and compression of javascript and css have been turned on but performance degrades considerably around the 50 user mark just hitting the homepage. Requests are taking about 15s to return. There is nothing remarkable about the homepage we have it is pretty much a static html page with no javascript/flash etc...

APC PHP caching was turned on and while it did improve the throughput and responsiveness around the 50 user mark (unauthenticated users) on reaching 100 users the site grinds to a halt and becomes unresponsive.

At the moment Drupal, Apache and the MySQL database all live on the same virtual server. We will be moving the database soon to its own dedicated machine where we are hoping to see better improvement. In saying that I would have expected slightly better performance that what we see given the current setup.

Is there a general rule of thumb out there for setting up Drupal 7 on a virtual server in terms of the numbers of cores and memory we should be giving Drupal 7?

HI!

What I want to do is to create a gridview displaying a certain values.
How to do these?

Hi!

it's possible to change pager "page=" into something else?

I override the pager_link function in template.php and change...

  $page = isset($_GET['page']) ? $_GET['page'] : '';
  if ($new_page = implode(',', pager_load_array($page_new[$element], $element, explode(',', $page)))) {
    $parameters['page'] = $new_page;
  }

...with...