Drupal 7.x

Using Drupal 7.0-alpha4 and Zen 3.x-dev (too new for production) and Internet Explorer 6.0 (too old for anything).

I created a new block and put it in the footer region, editing the content with Full HTML. It includes a simple JavaScript function call, only document.write of a calculation, no jQuery or other DOM:

...
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
<!--
document.write(functioncall(args))
-->
</script>
...

Somehow CDATA got added to my own code:

...
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
<!--//--><![CDATA[// ><!--

<!--
document.write(functioncall(args))
-->
				
//--><!]]>
</script>
...

Internet Explorer 8.0 and Firefox 3.6.3 do the right thing - display the string returned by the JavaScript function call. Internet Explorer 6.0 displays nothing. There is less IE6 out there, but not little enough to blow it off.

Was it the Full HTML editor at http:///index#overlay=admin/structure/block/manage/block/1/configure that added the CDATA? Is there another editor of block content that will take my text verbatim with no processing at all?

Seeing code tags for posting here I tried it on the block text. It still generated the CDATA and IE6 still ignored it.

Hi all. I've seen some long discussions going on drupal 7 default theme topic. We are developing a new drupal 7 site from scatch and want to make good decisions from the beginning. So, concerning the theme, I thought that using the default should be the better choice taking into consideration that it's been picked by the ones who know, you know ? ;)

Do you agree ?? any comments ??

We will be needing fluid widths on some pages.

Have a very good day !

Bear Web Development is a 3.5 year-old web development firm focused on the online needs of businesses in the Seattle and Chicago areas. As we grow our business we need to add an experienced Web Developer to our team.

We're a very experienced Drupal shop, with over 115 drupal sites in production across 50+ clients. Projects encompassing online communities, e-commerce, and online marketing. You will primarily be focused on building innovative, multifaceted web sites for businesses, but you will also work with graphic designers, business development, project managers, and clients.We currently work as a 6 person virtual team, and our project-based work allows for fairly flexible work hours.

This is a full-time contract position.

Responsibilities will include:

• Developing web sites using Drupal CMS and Magento Commerce
• Creating and maintaining a detailed task plan and adhering to project schedules
• Managing and growing our code base of custom project work
• Triaging and scheduling support requests from existing clients
• Quality assurance and testing across projects
• Balancing workload across many projects simultaneously
• Collaborating cross-functionally and with a diverse group of clients
• Working with business development to assess and price new client projects

Background & skills needed to be successful:

Drupal developer for 2-month web project

Description

Seeking a Drupal contractor to assist in the development of a web project for a non-profit organization. The developer will be responsible for leading the development of modules, themes, and views and thus should be proficient in HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL.

We intend to hold interviews between Tuesday, June 01 and Friday, June 11.

Hi,

I try to develop a custom module, that has its own field type (a textfield). That module has a custom table (my_table) with id and values, e.g.:
1 Tom
2 Bob
3 Jerry

Hi

I am having an issue with a Drupal installation on a remote host (one that have access for installation, but no assistance if something is wrong with the host), where by post configuration phase, there are issues with the rendering of the Drupal pages and user access.

With the same Drupal bundle as deployed to the remote site, I am able to deploy to my local box Drupal just fine.

Both the remote and local hosts have the same configuration:

1. Windows 2008
2. IIS 7
3. PHP 5.3 thread-safe
4. Drupal 7.x
5. MySQL Community

Upon this remote host, I am successful in completing initial clean Drupal setup via the Configuration phase: Drupal \ Database \ Module Uploading \ Settings.php. However, after that, the Drupal site is half-baked.

When the Configuration phase if Finished with no hiccups, and it next moves into the Administrator page (with admin as user), every page is half rendered.

In better detail by what I mean by half rendered, the pages are only rendered enough to show the screen's initial view, but unable to scroll down to see the rest of the page -- blacked out.

For example, with half-rendered pages, I cannot add a new user, which is because all the bottom buttons are un-viewable (blacked over).