Drupal 7.x

Hi,
I am using drupal in IE. When i try to delete anything (comments, shouts etc) i have to confirm deletion at least twice before its actually deleted. This is only an issue in IE. It works fine in FF. Can someone please help me with this issue.

Have succesfully installed Drupal 7 at work on Ubuntu Linux 10.04. Now trying at home on Windows Vista.

After entering the MySQL database details I get a blank page (http://xxx.xxx.xxx/install.php?profile=standard&locale=en).

No errors are given. My MySQL version is 5.1.51.

Not sure how to continue, but would like to as I'm loving what I see at work.

Thanks

Hi,

I developed a module that creates a content type and I want to "connect" the content type to a particular menu, i.e., specify the available menu for the node instances of this content type, and a default parent item (which is the same as the previous menu).

In a different module, I create instance nodes of this content type, and at the creation time I want to "provide a menu link" for each instance, under the default parent item (specified by the content type).

Is there a way to do these programmatically?

Thank you!
Tudor

To register theme functions in D6, I do like this :

function mytheme_theme(){
  return array(
    'contact_site_form' => array(
      'arguments' => array('form' => NULL),
      'template' => 'contact-site-form',
    ),
  );
}

followed by a preprocess function :

function mytheme_preprocess_contact_site_form(&$variables) {
  .... some code
dpm($variables);
}

Whith D7, when I dpm($variables), the form value is Null.

Hi all, I've just decided for a number of reasons to install Drupal 7 and I am loving it (as a complete novice I find it much better than v6 or Commons).

However, I have so far just one problem, uploading a theme or module doesn't work. I have a properly configured FTP server, which I can access via FTP client and even via Firefox. When I provide my server connection details (in authorize.php) it just keeps coming back asking me to resupply them, no errors at all are given.

I am using PHP v 5.3.2 on Ubuntu 10.04 with ftp modules enabled.

Regards
Andrew

I think this is going to be what I've been looking for all along.

I've looked at both Drupal 6 and Drupal Commons and both have their faults (in my eyes as an over eager complete newbie). I didn't like the "look and feel" of Drupal 6, and I don't have the skill or patience to configure it to look the way I want. Drupal Commons is simply too bloated and over-complicated, though I did like the look and feel.

From just a few minutes with Drupal 7 I can already tell that it is just what I need. It looks and feels fantastic.