Drupal 7.x

Hi,

We are looking for an Experienced Drupal Team to build a clone of Linkedin.com.
The job is for garbs for experienced and interested teams immediately. We are open to local & offshore teams who are well versed in Drupal. We will need the tested package ready in 4 months and interested parties may email their proposals with Time/Effort/ Cost estimation to jamesbroae@gmail.com.

****Please note: Companies quoting more than $100/hr need not apply****

Thanks,

James

I am trying to define a custom element for a form, but the element never gets rendered unless #theme is set explicitly on the element.

According to the document (http://drupal.org/node/169815) it is only necessary to define the element, and the accompanying theme, and the item gets rendered automatically.

This isn't happening.

When I try to use the element on a form then if I omit #theme the custom element doesn't appear, but if I do set #theme then it does appear.

I have a project which is to develop an Ecommerce website in drupal with Ubercart as extension. It would be a site with basic requirements. If anyone interested then please contact me at guptanoopur12@gmail.com

Hi,

I'm completely new to Drupal and am looking for a little advice.

My website www.kangarooselfstorage.co.uk is currently managed by a webmaster who is a great guy. Unfortunately he's swamped with work and is slow to implement changes to my site. This particularly applies to test pages - I always have at least 2 landing pages testing different copy, photos, headline etc. I use Google Optimizer to track the results, before picking the winner and running a new test.

Hello all,

I'd like to be able to create Drupal users automatically when accounts are created on another of our systems.

I can delve into writing some custom PHP but wondered if there was a Right Way to do this? A service, a module, a drush plugin... or even a way to get Drupal to authenticate with another system (which isn't an OpenID provider).

Many thanks!

Hi,

I have been developing with Drupal for several years and it always concerned me the number of times node_load() is run on a node page view. When this function is run it is quite resource intensive, and includes node_access rules, hooks, and, depending on the content type, any number of content fields. Module developers often use it in hook_menu and in blocks to load the current node values.

I am writing this post to suggest, if it hasn't already been done for 7.x, to include a core function to cache the current node in, such as follows: