Drupal 7.x

Hello -

Am I right to understand that "sticky-enabled" is a class that I can use in D7? If my admin tables use it, can I access the trick for may main site?

I have a Header > Main Menu > Content structure (as you move down the page) and I want the Header to scroll out and the Main Menu to stick at the top of the screen and the content to continue to scroll under the Main Menu. So, I am trying this (but failing):

http://gogeoblast.com/

It's just a brochure site with not many functions but a Drupal foundation for the future. A spinoff of the Marinelli theme I made a few templates. There was significant input from the customer about how it was to look and using Drupal I could give them lots of options. Not a lot of contributed modules other than the basics; pathauto, token, wysiwyg, ckeditor, views, ga, xmlsitemap.

Any feedback what. so. ever will be valuable since I'm the only one who worked on this.

I cannot find a module that let's me perform validation on a text field using a regular expression. Where I come from this is an obvious thing to want to do. Is there something like this for Drupal? Why not?

At a minimum should be able to stick some php code somewhere.

(I need to use it in a content type input form, not just display it in a view)

Hi, Bartik color wheel does not work that is when i highlight the color block and the double click on any part of thr wheel it does not transfer the hex code over.

Can ayone help?

Regards,

Colin

Ok so I have users who take part in competitions.

I have a custom content type called "trophies" where I add:
- Trophy name (text field)
- Trophy Image (cck image field)
- Event (cck node reference module)
- User (cck user reference module)

What I want to be able to do is on the user profile page (user-profile.tpl.php) include some code so I can display all the trophies associated with that user.

I'm thinking I need to write some php/sql that says something like:

Hi there,

I am using Drupal7 for developing forms, but however I wasn't able to make them display on the page. I used the function drupal_get_form('my_search_form');, All it displays is a word "Array". Is there any changes in displaying the form from Drupal6 to Drupal7?