Drupal 7.x

Does anyone know of a way to upload an image from their own computer within Drupal 7, so that the image is displayed in an Article or Basic Page?

Failing a reply to that question, I am trying to tackle the problem myself but am now stumped.

I am currently using Drupal 7 RC2; have installed the WYSIWYG module; and have downloaded FCKeditor 2.6.6.

When I create a Basic Page and press the Image Upload button. I have the option to browse my computer for an image (I have added some code that allows me to do this).

Once the image gets uploaded it would normally get stored at /userfiles/, which is not very helpful really. I have managed to change the code that sends the image to /userfiles/, so that it gets sent to sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image/.

To redirect the image I changed one line of code within fckeditor\editor\filemanager\connectors\php\config.php

$Config['UserFilesPath'] = '/xampp/[website_name]/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image/';

The image gets sent to the desired location, but once I save the page and attempt to view it the image doesn't get displayed, but if I was to edit the page again, the image is visible again.

Example #1 image shows the image within the editor:
http://alannotton.co.uk/images/Drupal/Example1.gif

When I write a book page and I press return a blank line appears. When I do it twice, two blank lines appear. That's great. I understand that and it's how I like it to be.

The problem is, when I write a forum topic, a page that's not part of a book, a product description for ubercart,... anything really, more than one blank line is not an option.

I've experimented with different themes and the theme I choose has no effect on the blank line thing.

Hi,
I have a custom (non-drupal) database of games, it includes the name of the game, the platoform (ps3 or xbox) and some few others fields.
I have been searching on how the best way to display them in drupal. I have read about Views and CCK. I have also came across the module platoform (I am a coder, so I can handle that).

What I want to do is, to display each game in a separate page (by displaying the game name, platform etc). I also want to build a game list that lists all the games by letter or platform etc.

I have been using drupal for 3 years, starting from 5.x.

I'm frustrated about the upload module, or more precisely about drupal's file management. I thought CMS should take care of the uploaded files(images, videos, plain pdf files,etc) well, that's one major part of my 'content' that needs to be managed.

Say, if I have 100,000 uploaded files, the default core upload module put everything under _one_ directory, how can that scale? why can't I create sub-directories there, I would think this is a basic need.

I have an active site that we manage using drupal's interface. The site was made prior to my employment. There are already several upload fields on the website, and I'm attempting to create another one to upload a pdf. I create a new field:

Title: Upload Calendar
Name: upload_calendar
Type: File
Operations: File Upload

Everything looks dandy but when I go to create new content that uses this field I do not get the option of uploading a file (No button, text, or section on it for that matter). I thought maybe it had something to do with privelages so I added an existing field to the same content type and when I go to create content, that previously existing field shows but my field still doesn't show.

My "display fields" is the same for those fields that show just fine.

In the database, it has created a table for the file upload field so its working on that end.

I've attempted to add my field to other content types and it doesn't show on those either.

I've cleared my cache, hard refreshed on theme page, all the tricks.

I then started a fresh new drupal test site and followed the same steps to making the field and bam, works like a charm. This is extremely confusing to me, I myself am not a big fan of drupal and have very little experience with it, so its making my negativity towards drupal even greater.

In Drupal 6, the profile module let you assign profile fields you added to different category tabs, so there could be a "Personal Information" tab aside from the standard account information page whenever a user edited their profile.

I understand Drupal 7 is deprecating the Profile core module in favor of fields. Fields work great...except it doesn't appear you can move the different fields to their own tab/page like you could with Profile in Drupal 6, all profile fields appear on one page which can get messy.