Drupal 7.x

I've read a lot of info on this website discussing ISAPI and CGI/FastCGI mode problems for PHP setups but I have not read an official position indicating the preferred PHP setup configuration mode.

I am running IIS6.0 Win2003 and would like to install PHP for Drupal usage but am not sure what PHP mode to set up in ISAPI/CGI/FastCGI. Is there an official position on this that I have overlooked?

Thanks,

Paul L

Boston-based technology company is looking for a drupal developer to freelance on one-off projects. A new website utilizing the drupal cms has been recently launched, so projects will be focused around updating the existing templates and adding new enhancements. Drupal developer should be Boston based, but we will consider other locations. Developer needs to have credible references, and proven track record of developing drupal websites. Please submit resumes and a pricing proposal detailing hourly rates.

I have recently set drupal up and am kinda getting the hang of it, I have some pages that I only want people to access if they are logged in and have certain permissions. I have had a look round and cannot work out how to do this.

Could someone help, e-mail me at richardswaffield@googlemail.com or add me on msn sw0f@hotmail.co.uk

Thanks,
Richard

Hi, so the job is very simple (don't you love these beginnings?)
a magician wants a website. a bit of talking about him, some photos, perhaps a few videos, contact form, etc. you don't need to punch in content, but provide me the ability to do it comfortably. What is needed, though, is good graphical work.

offers of $200 or less will be highly appreciated, but if you feel you want more and can give more, drop me a line as well. best offer wins.

Hi there,
i am very to curious to know if its possible with drupal to prload cookies for example with a flash header.
this would mean from page to page that that the header wouldnt reload.
i understand ajaxcan do this .... is it secure practice to use htis method and how do i find a way of doing it???

thanks

When a spammer or another sinister poster is on a board the admin can set that user to ghost mode. When the user is in ghost mode to that user everything appears normal. The ghosting occurs from the other users not being able to view the ghosted users comments. Imagine, a bunch of ghosted users being able to flame each other and non-ghosted users would not be bothered. The admin could select other users to be able to view the ghosted users comments and comment on those threads.