Drupal 7.x

Hi, I came across this statement in a (D6) discussion about 500.000 nodes:

...this creates a HUGE Drupal database install. All maintenance tasks on the Drupal database are now monstrously large, and maintaining such a huge Drupal database would be a nightmare...

Those 500.000 nodes represent the relationship between foods and nutrients in a 7000+ foods database.

Is this number really scary for D7 ?? do we have any improvement in the way of representing that relationship in D7 ??

The Admin and Admin Tools modules create the ultimate Admin Toolbar. It's the slickest and easiest to use of any other in Drupal to date. A fine example of what an Admin Toolbar should be.

Admin > http://drupal.org/project/admin

Admin Tools > http://drupal.org/project/admin_tools

The Drupal 7 toolbar lacks friendly logic and it just doesn't offer the kick that Admin does. Seriously is that the best Drupal could come up with ?

Hi, a couple of questions:

1) When you click the "more" link in "Recent blog posts" and "Active forum topics" blocks, the url is wrong, if you hover over it, the browser says http://forum/ and http://blog/, this is obviuosly wrong, but I can't work out where I can fix this or change the url for the link.

2) How do you not use the summary, in other words, I want the full text to display without the "Read more" link.

URL: http://www.boxtlk.com

Hello everyone.

Can anyone explain me what the mistake I did in the query? I'm trying to use Drupal 7 database API.
Here is a problematic source code written according to dynamic queries api:

function product_load($nodes) {
    // This is a query which I use instead of broken one.
    $result = db_query(
        "SELECT nid, body, short_description, price
         FROM {product} p
         WHERE p.nid IN (:nids)",
         array(':nids' => array_keys($nodes)));

    // This query is not working well for some reason. It is made in familiar way for Drupal 7...
    $result = db_select('product', 'p')
            ->condition('nid', array_keys($nodes), 'IN')
            ->execute();

    // Extract data.
    foreach ($result as $record) {
        // Fill $nodes object...
        $nodes[$record->nid]->body = $record->body;
    }
}

Below you can look at the quotation of the error message which I receive after the broken query execution. It seems to me that SELECT has no any mistakes in its syntax. Possibly I simply don't see it.

Hey, i'm new to Drupal (first day) 7 and I originally thought adding content types were the only way to add listings of updates and news, it seemed quite tedious.

I looked at the books module (doesn't seem like the thing I need), and the multi-user blog module (I'd rather all users compact into one, and not sure if a blog is really suited).

Was using the development version of Drupal 7 a mistake or is there some location I can find this feature in Drupal.

Thanks! =]

Hi every one,
i installed Drupal 6.18...the thinig is after i change my themes it gets changed(i can view it).But when i add menus, and other stufffs how i can view that.

Regards
Anto.