Drupal 7.x

Hi,

I have some difficulties converting my module to Drupal 7.x. I'm using a selection list with an AJAX callback which updates another selection list. This is working already, however, the form's _submit() hook is called, which issues a drupal_set_message(). This message is then shown above the replaced selection list, also the form's values are already saved in the database. Is there a way for the _submit() function to differentiate between the "real" submission of the form and the submission during an AJAX update?

Hello all. First time poster, long time reader. Thanks, for letting me hang out.

First, and most importantly, a hearty thanks to all the module developers for so generously sharing their brilliance and cleverness, and to the maintainers for helping to keep the gifts alive. The Drupal community rocks.

Based on comments from other posters and my own experience, I respectfully request of module developers:

1. Module Names: Give your modules unique names, if the subject is a very broad general term -- one that would pull unrelated search results.

Rather than "Slideshow", perhaps "The Greatest Slideshow on Earth" or "Rock the Vote" rather than just "Vote". Humor aside, perhaps just add at least a second, descriptive word to help in searching via quoted terms: "Embedded Slideshow", "Animated Slideshow", etc. Adding the file download name in your taxonomy for the module in order to narrow a module search would be helpful, too. (I will often download a module that I'd like to use at a future date, but on future date don't recall the exact module name. Would be great to be able to go straight to the project page by searching the module filename.)

2. Dependencies: It is very helpful when you list and link to all dependencies, on/from your project page, so that all the necessary files can be downloaded/uploaded at the time of installation. As opposed to installing a module only then to discover you need a support module.

It would be nice to have a demo of Drupal 7 (maybe with an hourly reset??)
This would allow the community to both have a view on what's happening on the latest development and possibly to report end-user bugs without the need to install it ;-)

(the true it's I'm curious and lazy at the same time!)

Hey folks,
I'm fairly new to Drupal, so forgive me if this is a silly question. I've been enjoying it so far! I have a project in mind but i'm not sure about the best way to implement it in Drupal.

I am an athlete, and would like to find a way for myself and fellow athletes to record training journals online (just a basic record of what training was done on a certain day, maybe a running total of miles). Am I right in trying to set this up using some combination of a calendar and forms?