Drupal 7.x

As the subject says, I'd like to find a D7 equivalent of Views Multiblock behavior. My use-case is a site with pages about certain projects that I'm working on. For each individual project I'd like for there to be sections (blocks) that contain content (views) of content tagged with a taxonomy term unique to that project.

Example: Project 1. I post an image and tag it "project 1". I visit the node tagged "project 1" and I see in the gallery block the results of the single gallery view that takes an argument which is the taxonomy term. Since it's on the "project 1" node, it then shows the "project 1" images. "Project 2" node would show project 2's images in the same block and so forth. This would hold true for the other content on the page like news, documentation, etc..., the relevant nodes would appear in the views' block based on the taxonomy term.

Hi,

Ok, my question is: is it possible to have multiple ajax submits in one form? Actually, I have the following situation:

I've build a form where the user can specify some items, for example, the languages that he may speak.

- Language select box - (Add language button +)

I have an event-related content type, and a view of the events, and I'm using the Calendar module to display a large monthly calendar using the view. Is there away that I can also make an icon appear that links people to an RSS feed of the calendar data, and another icon that links people to an iCal feed? How would I do this? Please advise. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I have been running Drupal 7 for a week now. It was installed already on my webhost. I was tinkering with the settings and configuration of Ckeditor and WYSIWYGT
modules to get the file browser to download and embed a SWF file. I was finally able to get it. After two solid days installing and uninstalling, deleting files from the server: site/all/modules and site/all/libraries (I moved Ckeditor from one folder to another, site/all/libraries) and deleting Ckeditor-SWF, i finally got them to work together. Anyway I now get this message whenever I open the configuration page:

How can I drive block status/placement based on custom fields? I would like to have custom fields like...

* Show calendar block
* Show blog feed block
* Show contact info block

Hi, I am totally new to Drupal. I just installed v7 on CentOS. Now I need some advices on how to proper config my site.

This will be our company internal knowledge base. Our plan is to divide the site to few top categories. For example, Development, Logistic, IT,etc. Each part will have their own moderator. All staff in our company can contribute (post) articles. The article submitted must go through their own department moderator's review then publish on the site. Could some one give me advices on this?