Drupal 7.x

I have shared databases for other sites using D6. However, Im trying to set one up for a series of websites on D7. The settings.php page looks rather similar, but whatever the subtle differences are on sharing databases, its not quite working the way it looks like it should.

Example of the MAIN site settings--

Hello,
can you still import a content type (not the actual data) in D7? In D6 you could at /admin/content/types/import. Has this feature just moved somewhere else?

I want to export some nodes from a D6 site to D7 (not the entire site) with drupal.org/project/node_export. However the content type does not exist on my new D7 site.

In general, what is the best way to upgrade some CCK data from a D6 site to D7 without doing a full upgrade (they are different sites).

Thanks.

Hello

I am really excited about the new Drupal 7 and all the possibilities it brings. I express my gratitude to all Drupal fans and community.

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