Drupal 7 CCK Nodereference, Fieldgroup, Theme output. Driving me nuts!

I'm trying to convert a theme from Drupal 5 to Drupal 7. The theme is for a print magazine's website.

I have one CCK nodereference field that accepts multiple variables. The values link to contributor (author/photographer) nodes. In Drupal 5, I was able to display the values with this simple line:

<?php print $node->field_contributors['0']['view'] ?>

Advice for formatting views / fields with HTML / CSS

I'm currently migrating a theater website I designed to Drupal. Here's my stumper:

I have a couple related content types, 'Season' and 'Show.' Shows are related to season by a field / node reference. For example, a show called 'Waiting for Godot' has a field called 'Season,' which is a node reference to season '2010-2011' (the season in which the show takes place).

D7: Questions about Cron setup.

Hey there!

I am currently working with Drupal 7 and Cron and came up with some questions.

This is my cron code, it runs daily:
0 0 * * * wget -O - -q -t 1 http://beta.stormskins.de/cron.php?cron_key=6HOugxz1xtp64ImWp0lYjWpQjqb2T4NRQuWlIikUAPw

Nevertheless I keep getting messages that cron has not been run, but the reports tell me it ran. Now I guess that the message is shown every xx minutes if no Cron job has run. That leads me to

Grouping fields in node type

How can one group the fields in a nodetype in Drupal 7? Lets say I want a fieldset containing the following:

Fieldset: Contact info
- Name
- Address
- Zip
- Country

Fieldset: Additional info
- Weight
- Height

Is that possible?

The path 'whatever' is either invalid or you do not have access to it.

Hello Drupal Community,

I was just trying around with D7 for an upcoming project.

When trying to set an Error or Front Page the only thing I end up with is:

"The path 'whatever' is either invalid or you do not have access to it."

I changed permissions already but that seems not to be the problem.

Any suggestions on what this is about?

Share users between 6 and 7

We've got a big site with lots of users built under Drupal 6. Over the next year we'll be building 3 or 4 new sites at our company and my #1 priority, handed down from above, is to make sure our existing users can use their logins across all the sites we build.

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