Drupal 7.x

Hello,

I have a question. I am making a new site in D7.
On the site I have a list of registered instructors (node type instructor). The instructors themselves are not allowed edit this node. They can edit their own bio from there user profile.
I would like to add the bio field output to the instructor node. How do I accomplish this so that the bio of registeres user (instructor) is added to the correct instructor node?

Sanne

Hello,

Is it ok to go ahead and develop a new site on my newly installed Drupal 7 RC1 (fresh - never tried D7 before). Will the upgrade path to the final Drupal 7 (when released) be smooth ?! Do I need to worry about this or not ?!

Thanks for the great work!

I have been looking around at what modules will (and will not) be available for use in Drupal 7. One thing I can't find mention of anywhere is whether or not any modules pledging to have a full Drupal 7 release will offer the functionality of being able to watermark images. Does anyone have any advice on how this might be best accomplished in the new release?

Thanks in advance. NegativePhil.

I have installed Drupal RC1. I have noticed that the date inside the published by line looks something like this:

published by System on Fri, 10/22/2010 - 19:56

I want this line to look this way:

published by System on Fri, 22/10/2010 - 19:56

i.e. day first then month.

How to do that ?

I know that with Drupal 6 this can be done by a module called "Submitted by" and by the use of tokens. Unfortunately, that module had not released for Drupal 7.

Hello Drupal Community,

I'm turning to the forum to see if my website idea is feasible on Drupal, or if another platform would be more appropriate.

After logging in, users would use the site to enter about 8 pieces of information for each event (mostly selection from lists / radio boxes, at most one text field).

Aside from maybe an anonymized teaser "There are the last X events entered by our users" blurb on the home page, the events are not to be displayed / published. What will be displayed from the user's point of view, within each user's page, is statistical data about all the events they've entered, pie or bar graphs generated from said data, possibly a way for a user to query their and/or the entire community's aggregate data for comparison purpose.

I'm no web expert for sure, but knowing a bit of php, mysql and html, I handwrote a couple webpages:
- entering event data
- stats and graphs generated by a chart API using above data
- listing event data (mostly to debug, "see" data visually to make sure the line/bar graphs generated are correct)
I'm satisfied with how this single-user proof-of-concept currently works. I'm hoping Drupal is the right platform on which to transition to a more realistic, secure many-users site, because I certainly do not want to tackle user logging, security, css that won't break on various browsers, etc...

Hi.

I currently checkout drupal core and contrib modules/themes from cvs.drupal.org with eclipse 3.5. I also have a local svn repository I want to use to keep track of changes made locally. How would I do something like this? Here is a sample workflow to give a better idea of what I am looking for:

[steps I can do]
1. Start eclipse.
2. Use file>import>checkout projects from cvs to start the checkout process.
3. Go through the wizard to checkout a module of your choice.
4. Once checked out, modify the code somehow (or apply a patch to it).