Drupal 7.x

Hi,

In drupal 6 you can include !password in an email. How can I do this in drupal 7?

This is how I did it in my custom module:

function custommodule_tokens($type, $tokens, array $data = array(), array $options = array())
{
  if ($type == 'user' && !empty($data['user']))
  {
    $account = $data['user'];
    $result = array();
    $result['[user:password]'] = $account->password;
    return $result; 
  }
}

Now I can use [user:password] in my mail templates.

I currently have a WordPress based blog for our family. I like WordPress quite a bit, however, the one area I find it extremely lacking is in content restriction. Though there are some plug-ins for WordPress that assist in this area, many are prone to break when WordPress changes or updates versions. Because this sort of functionality is not part of the "core" of WordPress I have been considering Drupal.

I have an oddly simple question. Is it possible to prevent RSS feeds from being published in Drupal 7?

[Edited for clarity]

Hi guys,

I am looking for a document sharing module like scribd/flickr.
What I meant is a module where:

1. Users may upload documents and have the option to share and have it rated by other users.
2. Users may be able to comment on the documents by other users.
3. To have the option to view documents categorized by topic, ratings, and number of views.
4. Users should be able to view the documents online
5. to have a block showing the most rated/viewd documents and showing the latest documents shared

Hi guys!

I am planning to create a simple destination review site similar to www.tripadvisor.com

I simply want users to be able to register and provide their own reviews on certain detinations. And where there is an option to put a block with Newly uploaded reviews and most viewed/ highest rated reviews.

Is there a specific module for this kind of site?

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

Thanks!

P.S. Im a very new user :p

Here is my situation. I have a classified ads website with one content type AD and a master taxonomy list that looks like this:

Classifieds
==Jobs
====Accountant
====Engineer
==Cars
====Trucks
====Boats

My list has 144 taxonomy terms. When someone clicks to post an ad, they have to wade through all of them.

What I would like to do is shorten the list. I want to extract the categories that are only relevant to the area the person wants to post in.

Perhaps do this with a GET variable in the query? For example have a link structure like this:

www.gastonia.com/node/add?type=job
www.gastonia.com/node/add?type=cars

So, when a person clicks on the custom link, it pulls up the NODE / ADD form and based on the GET variable it only shows the children of taxonomy terms whose parent matches that term.

Anyone have any idea how I can achieve this? I don't want to write a module if the solution is more simple than that.