Drupal 7.x

Followed setting up a gallery at this link:

http://jamestombs.co.uk/2011-05-26/create-album-based-image-gallery-drup...

Which is find and dandy but what I want to do is either modify the settings to allow more than one file to be uploaded at a time or generate a gallery entry from a directory on the filesystem...

Is it possible and how can I do it or hints please!

Thanks in advance!

My host provider prefers not to utilize php_pdo_mysql due to it being a security concern. Now, I do not know how Moodle is making a connection, yet I was able to load Moodle and connect to the database, so must be connecting in a way other than through php_pdo_mysql. Additionally, phpMyAdmin is NOT loaded, so I wonder whether anyone knows of an alternative approach that Moodle might be using and whether the approach can be utilized in a Drupal setup as well. The MySQL database I'm looking to reach is located on a different server, so need to access through a host other than 'localhost'.

Hi,

Sort of new at this, but looking to create a database of medical patient data and just wanted to see if the following was implementable in drupal (custom fields in nodes, etc)?

For a few years I have been basing my personal web comic on a different CMS system, until it started breaking itself with security upgrades. So finally I decided it was time to stop banging my head against the wall trying to fix the issues, and move on to something better.

I have been running my personal website and portfolio on Drupal 6.x for a few years now so I decided to take the plunge and migrate my web comic to Drupal also; and since I was starting from scratch I figured I might as well try to build it on Drupal 7.x.

I have googled and searched this forum and cannot find step-by-step instructions how to update Drupal core from 7.0 to 7.2. I am hosting my site on godaddy.com, so I can access my server via the ftp client, but I do not know where or what I should be doing to make the update. I have found a way using myphp (come with godaddy hosting) to make a backup of my site. I am not a technical person but chose Drupal for my personal website for the challenge of learning something new, but I can't seem to get through this challenge.

I want to implement this famous image preloader in my theme :
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/how-to-create-an-aweso...

I want all (big) images to have a fading-in and 'loading.gif' before they appear

This is what I did so far:
I'm putting the javascript in the info-file like this:
scripts[] = scripts/jquery.preloader.js