Drupal 7.x

Hey there,

I've created a form in a Drupal module I'm developing. I also have a system_settings_form()

The system_settings_form works great, but my second form that I created always seems to be outdated after a post.

I've found several documents on what could be causing this and have investigated them and have not been able to solve the problem.

I have disabled Suhosin, forms from other modules work. I have copied code from other modules to see if that was an issue and just have not been able to get a form to submit.

The page that I am designing is basically an information/article dissemination site related to a specific topic. For this purpose, Articles and Basic Pages are perfect for my needs. However, the articles need to be posted into unique categories, and I want the categories linked as menu items on the Main and Navigation menus that would direct to a page similar to the Home page with a list of all the articles specific to that category. In addition, I would like the articles from all of the categories to post to the Home page, in chronological order, newest first, regardless of category.

Is there any reason why clicking the "Clear Cache" button would cause a "500 Internal Server Error"? All I did was click that button, and now the whole site is down. If I knew what the logical connection between clearing the cache and destroying the site, I may be able to fix it.

Does anyone know how it may have happened? I could really use some clues right now!

Hello all,

Brand new Drupal user here, making good progress at learning the system.

A quick question though, as I am slowly building my site, I'd rather not have search engines or random folks stumbling upon it. Is there a simple way to prevent search engines from crawling the site (I suppose I could use robots.txt but just wondering if there is a Drupal setting for it)?

i'm sure this is easy for someone, but i can't figure it out. i created a module and using hook_menu I added a path.

function listjobs_menu() {
$items = array();
$items['jobs_list'] = array(
'page callback' => 'listjobs_page',
'access arguments' => array('access content'),
'type' => MENU_CALLBACK,
);

Hai

I have developed my site in Drupal. Now i am upgrading it to Drupal Version 7 . I need to upgrade my mysql version to 5.2.
My host is yahoo. And my Php Version is
PHP Version 5.2.12. And my sql server and client version is 4.1.14. How can i upgrade my Mysql versions. Is it possible to upgrade my mysql version using my control panel access.

Thanks