Drupal 7.x

Hello, im new here, and im very happy with this script, its perfect.
im so sorry if u make my question in wrong section.
i just install drupal 7.0 but i need e-commerce module which is stable for drupal 7.0.

also i want to know which version is more good of drupal:
Drupal 7.0 or
Drupal 6.20 ?

thank you.

In D7, the following code is straightforward, no surprises.

$form['add_contact'] = array(
    '#type' => 'fieldset',
    '#title' => t('Add Contact'),
  );
 $form['add_contact']['add_f_name'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => t('First Name'),
    '#maxlength' => 50,
  );
 $form['add_contact']['add_l_name'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => t('Last Name'),
    '#maxlength' => 50,
  );
  return $form;

This renders a single column in a nice box.

Hi,

We are looking to move into web development and as we use drupal for our own site and see the benefits, we would like to start in that direction.

As a very small UK company with a very small budget to match we'd be looking for the most cash efficient way to get someone so we are considering a junior developer or even someone with just the knowledge but no experience.

From experience, what would a reasonable rate of pay be for someone like this? Are there better options for us?

Thanks,
Paul.

Hi All:

I'm very new to webdev and Drupal 7 and I'm pretty much flying by the seat of my pants on this one.

I'm trying to develop a site with two types of users: Basic User and Manager

I want a custom registration form with username/passwords and custom fields. Depending on the type of user, more/less fields are displayed. I've looked at LoginTobboggan and like have they've implemented the unified registration/login screen, but can it be extended to have two registration options for the basic user and manager?

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I have an Access-based stand-alone app that I would like to redesign to be used by multiple clients based on a SaaS model. Ideally, I would like to use open-source tools and have been looking at drupal as a potential framework. I like its modular design and the ability to use already developed menu and other functionality.

The current Access application is built around a specific workflow and business rules (encoded into the form validation as well as the database architecture) that as specific to one client. In the web version, I imagine that I would need to create a robust and customizable business rules as well as workflow engine so that different clients could use the same database for their business needs. I saw that drupal already has some of that functionality, but am not sure if it is suitable for my needs.