Drupal 7.x

Hi ,

I am newbie to Drupal, So first thing to make sure I get basic understanding I went through the Drupal Documentation.
I have a website hosting provider and I have automated installers to install Drupal which I think reduces lot of job that I have.
However when it comes to the automated installer I have one drop down box gives me 4 options. I am confused what is the difference between the 4. Below are the options.

I have been unable to get inline image uploading to work with my Drupal 7/wysiwyg/CKEditor installation.

CKEditor works and has an image button. I can add images to content via URLs if I upload the image separately.

However, the inline image upload seems missing. Nor is there a file browsing capability that I can find.

I've done some searching of the forums and web, but am yet to find a solution.

I apologize if this is addressed somewhere obvious, and I've just missed it..

Thanks for any assistance.

Joe

Hi people,

I'm new to Drupal and I'm currently trying to link my home navigation bar to the default home page. This is what I've typed:

<div id="home">     
<a href="<?php print $front_page ?>">
<?php print render($page['secondary_first']); ?>
</a> 
</div>

Right or wrong? Can anyone enlighten me?

Thank you!

I'm having troubles wrapping my head around the concept of 'bundle'. I've read about it in the D7 books I've got, but I still don't really understand what they are conceptually. Can anyone elaborate on this and/or provide some links to something with more of an explanation on the matter?

After using Drupal 6 for 3 years, Drupal 7 has come as a disappointment to me.

The moment I try to access the site with setup files, I get an Internal 500 Server error.

Is there any place where we can find a list of required server modules or features? I can't find any helpful info in Install.txt file for D7.

I have website built on Zend Framework (which is not of much relevance with the problem) and Drupal7 installed in subfolder / drupal.

1) Problem with drupal links is that their absolute path is http://www.example.com/drupal/blog/some-blog-post (of course, alias to that post is blog/some-blog-post, but because drupal is installed in subfolder, it adds /drupal before blog/some-blog-post). Because of .htaccess rules that are in root folder of website, following url is also valid http://www.example.com/blog/some-blog-post. I want to delete /drupal part from url. How can I accomplish this ?

2) How can I link to pages that are outside /drupal folder, with relative paths, for example /some-folder/some-page.html, and also root of website / ? I know that I can link them with absolute URL, like http://www.example.com/some-folder/some-page.html, but that is not good for me.