Drupal 7.x

Hi all,

I'm new to the drupal scene, and have been getting my feet wet with Drupal 7.

I'm looking to use it for news, which it does pretty well, but I'd also like to use it for people to submit reviews.

In essence, I'd set-up the system of what can be reviewed, and the required fields. The users would come along and then fill out the fields.

Is there a complete solution that will do this, or would I be cobbling together various things? If so, could you point me in the right direction so I can start having a play around and getting my head around this?

I'm a pretty noob in Drupal as well as in jquery. My knowledge in html is average and in css rather little. In php I can copy / paste a code snippet but not much more until now.

So I've been trying everything out for a couple of days to simply get some jquery script working as desired in Drupal 7. I started with a simple accordion snippet and I finally managed to have it work. (Maybe it's something to obvious for having some guys writing a understandable 'how to' about it for dummy newbies...)

Now my problem is that the original style is absolutely horrible and it does not fit at all in my website theme so I wanted to tweak it somehow. With Drupal this is something apparently very komplex to do. With Firebug I could localise the css files and I could modify parts of it to change the accordion style but I think it would be much more comfortable to use the ThemeRoller and it's personalized css file(s).

I know Drupal has configurable permissions for administration access. By default there's three roles - admin, authenticated user, non-auth'd user - and more roles can be added to grant users access to specific functions such as writing articles, editing articles and deleting articles.

I'm looking for a way to control admin access to content at the content level. For example, let's say there's a Book A and a Book B. I want to give User A access only to Book A, and User B access only to Book B. How would one accomplish this in Drupal?

I would like to write a trigger in a module so that when a certain profile2 form is saved, the user is sent an email confirming their submission. I can write a hook_trigger_info() that ads the trigger to the interface, but I don't understand how the event is defined. It seems that many triggers have a suffix of (presave, update, delete, etc). Are these how the actions are defined? If so, how do you declare which object is being changed?

Hello!

"enable group details block, group subscriber block, new groups block, and my groups block at administer >> site building >> blocks." found here: http://drupal.org/documentation/modules/og

Looking at the top of the documentation it says: Drupal 4.6.x, Drupal 4.7.x, Drupal 5.x, Drupal 6.x, Drupal 7.x

At my drupal 7 site I have no blocks by the given names above, nor can I understand how to turn them on.

Hi there,

I'm wanting to build a private community site and have subscriptions.
Can you recommend any current plugins that wil work with 7.x?

Thanks