Drupal 7.x

I am getting this error:

Call to a member function read() on a non-object in /home/content/91/7412891/html/includes/file.inc on line 1310

Line 1310 of this file is this line:

while (($entry = $dir->read()) !== FALSE) {

This is the full chunk of script:

I've been building sites for 10+ years, and have developed quite a few WordPress themes, a couple Joomla themes and worked with ExpressionEngine as well. I'm building a fairly complex site with Drupal 7 now. I've started off with the Framework theme and am building a child theme from it. I'm strong at HTML, CSS... not so strong a PHP.

Thus far I've been reading up on the theming documentation. I read up on PAC before I picked Drupal. Now that I'm committed to it, it seems like Drupal isn't entirely PAC as the template files don't completely insulate the presentation from the abstraction. At least not as much as I'm used to with other CMS's. So that has me looking at the Views module to build out my layouts. I am using a largely top-down approach to the design. I've already got wireframes built. I've got two main questions:

1. Would you recommend I try to use Views or should I focus on building custom templates? I have boxes of content that go on different pages like recent forum post or recent blog posts. I also have multiple layers of navigation, and need to add custom content such as inserting code for ads.

Im trying to get automatic node titles to automatically hide the title and replace it with "post - #1" "post - #2" and so on. I have a feeling this will need some php coding but when it comes to php I dont really know what im doing, any help would be greatly appreciated! #DrupalNoob !

I’m getting sick and tired of not having any of my images showing up in Drupal 7, not even the personal images are showing up, and this is on a fresh install. I did find out why and what is happing to them. By default Drupal upload folder is set to sites/default/files/ this is where most of your files like images are uploaded to, it does create a picture folder where it uploads your avatars to. The problem is that, when Drupal goes to look for an image to display like your avatar, it does not look for it in sites/default/files/ or the picture folder. By looking at the source code you can see that it’s looking for the picture in a different directory that Drupal does not create.

h-ttp://myview.homeip.net/sites/default/files/public files/styles/thumbnail/public/pictures/picture-1-1300394262.jpg" alt="blade's picture" title="blade's picture"#

I had to physiology create the directory thumbnail/public/pictures/ under /sites/default/files/public files/styles/ and put the images in that folder for them to work. This is not happening only with Drupal but with other modules also, like File Styles.

Being looking around and installing quite a few migration and backup tools to see if any of them would let me moving the Story content only. Until now, no luck to find such module or feature.

Our public journalism project is about to make a switch from D6 to D7. Much of what we need to make it happen is already there in Drupal 7 + contrib. However, there's one more thing, which is not there yet.

IMHO, Drupal comments module needs some additional features. I'd so want it to be more like Disqus comments. In D6, some of such functionality is achieved by AJAX comments module. In particular, it

- Makes AJAX submits
- Allows replies to comments on the actual thread page
- AJAX comments deleting
- Works with CAPTCHA
- Cool jQuery sliding