Drupal 7.x

Hi everyone,

I'm new to drupal and have just started on my first site using drupal.
I've already managed to get behind it quite a bit, I have created a webform, where I would like people to submit something they would like to have designed for example, others visiting the site can then view the webform results and see the submitted design requests.

I now want people to be able to respond to the specific webform result by filling in another webform, by sending their design, by sending their details. Can this be done?

Thanks!!

I've been looking for a way to do this:

Hi

Should Drupal 7.x still have Unmanaged file operations and should they be deprecated?

Unless all file operations are Managed, then implementing hook_file_*() calls are useless in detecting Unmanaged file operations. This also also true when providing custom file stream wrappers to hook_stream_wrappers_alter().

In Drupal 7.x, there are two types of file operations:

• Managed - Both file metadata is persisted to Drupal database TABLE file_managed and appropriate hook_file_*() calls are invoked.
• Unmanaged - Neither file metadata is persisted to Drupal database TABLE file_managed nor are any hook_file_*() calls invoked.

For example, uploading an image is Managed, but the generated (by GD) style images (thumbnail, medium, and large) are Unmanaged. Thereby, any file operation performed upon main image files are captured (via hook_file invocations), but none of the file operations pertaining to styled images are captured (works un-noticed and no hook_file are invoked).

To elaborate what happens with styled images (thumbnail, medium, and large):

• imagegd() generates and saves styled image directly to disc without using any Drupal file API operation.

In Drupal 7 is there discussion of modifying file_save_upload() so that if a file with that name already exists that the next incremented number is returned in with the $file object?

When passing FILE_EXISTS_RENAME to file_save_upload(), the uploaded a file is renamed from test.txt to test_1.txt when that name (test.txt) already exists. file_create_filename() is responsible for that and is called in file_destination() from within file_save_upload().

Is there discussion of including the "number" of the document in the $file object from file_save_upload()?

Hi team,

I have a pretty good idea of what Drupal is and is not, but I was looking for some guru direction on whether or not I should be spending time looking at Drupal. I am wanting to use it as a user account management and presentation system, with the core "guts" or "logic" of this unique site written to the site's needs.

I am doing SEO for my company website developed using Drupal CMS. befor proceeding I just have gone through Drupal basic like nodes, taxonomy as I come across these terms very often.

http://www.open-source-development.com/ has been revamped using Drupal and now I find that searcg engine Google has indexed static pages as well as pages.

Should I disallow or delete these links, it seems node link cannot be deleted just renamed.

Please help.

Thanks!!