Drupal 7.x

What would be the best way in Drupal to have a content type for a topic for Users to vote on, with two related content, one for the "pro" position and one for the "con" position that would support extensive participation, such as comments and ratings of the comments. Likely all three content types should support wiki style updates.

It would be ideal if users (or perhaps moderators) could create new topics.

Thanks, Jerry

Hello.

I am using external php file in my module when I call ajax post I use this file to write data to database:

In drupal 6 I included bootstrap and get user data like here:

drupal_bootstrap(DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_FULL);
global $user; 

But with drupal 7 using the same code when I print $user I get only:

I've been trying to find an elegant way to manage media in drupal for some time now, and it seems there are no (functioning and stable) solutions from add on modules yet. How do you solve this simple scenario:

We are looking for drupal experts for outsourcing large parts of projects that we have going on and new ones that are waiting for us to start.

Looking for:

1. Drupal programmers

- Experience with organic groups needed

2. Drupal theme experts

(We have designers)

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Contact me at agiveon [at] gmail [dot] com

Forgive me if this is a redundant question. I have searched high and low but been unable to find answers.

I have a d7 test site and I see that Stark is the new built-in starter theme. However I have been unable to find information on how it is intended to be used. I have had trouble making future-compatible themes in the past and I want to get off on the right foot with d7. If there is relevant documentation I have overlooked please point me to it.

Thank you!

This is a notification of two recent Drupal 7 API Changes. Since many of you are developing contrib and custom modules for Drupal 7, and since Drupal 7 still has occasional required API changes, it seems reasonable to notify the developer public.

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1. hook_block_info_alter() has been renamed to hook_block_list_alter(). If your D7 module was using hook_block_info_alter() it will need to be updated. Issue: #560746: Rename hook_block_info_alter() to hook_block_list_alter() and add hook_block_info_alter(). See block_example.module for sample usage.
2. Content types no longer have a body field unless one is explicitly added. This means that:
   • If your content type requires a body field, you must call node_add_body_field() in hook_install(). Example in node_example.install.