Drupal 7.x

Looking for someone/team to create a non-partisan nonprofit website that focuses on polling data. Paid service - budget $500-$700.

Main function of website:
User side:
Register new users, allow them to submit basic data about themselves [age, gender, etc..] to be used in polling data results shown on website as they answer polls.
Users can vote and/or see the characteristics of the voters who voted (e.g. how many people voted from what state (using IP geo location, what gender, what age range, etc..)

Non-partisan Nonprofit Website Management Side:
Add new polls in different categories (e.g. country polls [USA, Canada, etc..], individual state polls for USA) meaning that only people in those geo-locations can answer. Basically we'll take their IP address and geo location and put them in a state, e.g. Texas, and if it's a New York poll only, those people can't submit a vote on a NY only poll, but if it's a Nationwide USA or Worldwide poll, then they can submit an answer.
Add blog (News Releases) articles
Control comments / discussion
*Please let us know if there are any additional features that you think would help benefit our purpose. This will be a key factor in choosing the winner of the project.

Nonprofit Fundraising Side:
Have google adwords / ads on the site to generate some revenue for the nonprofit organization.

Hello all.

I want to do a simple thing : give access to a library from drupal code (most notably php code in some very special pages through php filter).

But I don't know the proper way to do it.

Is there a hook for that ?

Or does the fact of creating a global variable in a dot.module suffice to make that variable availiable in all of Drupal code when the module is registered ?

My library is luckily very simple to interface since a single function in a single file/module needs to be make available to Drupal.

Not sure if this would be considered a bug or a feature request...

This is an issue I have run in to several times. When a site administrator modifies date formats in /admin/settings/date-time it affects the the output on /admin/reports/dblog and other pages.

The problem is that, the date format the administrator chooses for 'small' and 'large' may be pretty useless for debugging, for example "M d, Y". When looking at logs it is hard to tell if an error occurred within the last minute or the last hour.

Hi all!

I know, that D7 isn't out yet, but we seeing toward to expand our system on it, so we already started to develop our own modules.

We were using Apache2+Nginx+PHP5.0, but due bad experience we have changed to Nginx+php-fpm+php5.3.
All was compiled from the source, mostly standard config, all woks so far on IPB, VB and others, but the troubles just begun...

I was trying to install Drupal 7 (dev) on our server and got 500 error... I was wondering why... I've checked the the log, the following message appears on every call:

Help!

Our website desperately needs it. See what I mean:
http://www.michiananetworking.com

This is a site for our networking group. There are four or five different chapters for different cities with the group. Basically, we need a super simple and time-effective method to have a group calendar (that events can be added onto), display a picture of everyone's business card with a link to their site, and some information about their business.

Fatal error: Class 'PDO' not found

I'm running Drupal 6 in the webroot (public_html) and installed drupal-7.x-dev in folder "drupal"

Browsing to example.com/drupal produces this error:

Fatal error: Class 'PDO' not found in .../public_html/drupal/includes/database/database.inc on line 185

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The following (irrelevant to the issue) item may provide context:
The first attempt began the installation of drupal 7 but halted after the "install in English" question with the complaint that register_globals must be off.