Drupal 7.x

Hi,

when users replying to comments, is it possible to show a refrence-link to the comment, the reply is referring to (instead of using a tree-structure).

For example:

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Comment-title 1
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Content
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Commen-title 2 (Reply to Link:Comment 1)
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Content
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Is there a module available, wich provides this function?

thanks for any help,
Marc

Hi

I am setting up a site using the excellent views, panels 960gs theme and the brilliant commerce module,
However I am having problems with the commerce module catalog and panels.
What I want to do is use the category headings in the taxonomy as a menu (simple enough) to display a panel page with the results of the catalog tags (not simple).
I can make a view to display the products on a taxonomy over ride page in panels but it displays all the products and I can't find a way to filter these.
If I disable panels then it all works fine. Could anyone help ?

I'd like to reverse order of comments with one special content type to DESC. Unfortunately this option is no more in Drupal 7 :(

I know you'll advise me very likely to use Views. But it's tooooo heavy weight weapon to solve just such simple task. I don't want to define everything newly about fields, layout and formatting. Current comments are great and the only thing I want is to have the newest ones on the top of the thread with one content type.

BUG REPORT:
In Content, create basic page XP with content and no menu link.
In Structure / Menus, create a link to XP in menu XM.
Now edit page XP.
It asks if you want to create a menu link.
The default is yes, which will MOVE THE LINK TO THE MAIN MENU.
If you pick No, the link will be deleted.

Recently, I have installed drupal 7.0. During installation, i've been prompted for site title. Since i thought that i can edit my site title after installation so i just put some random words.

But till now i still can't find link in my configuration menu to change the site title, all i get is site name and slogan.
Anyone here know where is the edit title is?

Many Thanks

I'm trying to develop with Drupal over Git with a team of developers.

Now I've added the DB (without the users table content and the cache),
so if someone installs a module he would be able to update the DB tables accordingly.

However, I saw that there's a module called db scripts that can let you extract the DB
without any unnecessary information and still keep it in sync, but it's not for drupal 7 yet.

Does anyone has ideas about how to keep the DB up to date on the git without adding trash information (like users, caching, etc.) ?