Drupal 7.x

I'am using Styled Google Map module, everything seems to work fine untill i view th page and get this google map error.

I guess i need to put the google API somewhere, but cant figure it out.

any ideas?

I'm creating a site that I want laid out and operate the same way Drupal's 'project/' structure is, in general.

I have 1000 customers (businesses), each with their own page/node (on Drupal.org this would be 'project/[project]' on my site: 'customer/[customer]')

Having an issue using module Automated Entity Label.

I create a content type (i.e. test) edit it under the "Auto Label" tab to "Automatically generate the label and hide the label field", and create a "test" node.  When I "Save" the page that subsequently opens contains:

"Page Not Found The requested page "/?q=content/test" could not be found."

Access to the node is fine via ?q=content/test-184 but my users will be a bit freaked out by that first error.

Any ideas?

Hello everyone, 

I'm actually working in a development environement that include 3 versions of my website: my local (for example : test.localhost), one  version for testing and client validation (test.development.fr), and the production website actually working and on the web (test.fr).

 The website is in Drupal 7, and i'm using git, which is installed on the developpment and production website.

To impove my efficiency, i want to be able to export my local configuration through the 3 website. Is there a module or a method that can help me doing this ?

The theme I am using has a slider -- a panel of automatically changing images to display a topic that the user can choose -- but it only shows a few slides.  I want to extend it to a dozen slides.  I did simple text searches to determine which files in the theme are used code files to provide the functionality to the slider.  That was the easy part.  I was able to extend the code from the few slides to 12 slides.

What is the recommended best practice for presenting three blocks side-by-side in Drupal 7?

Should I create divs in page.tpl.php, or should I just use Views?

I've been away from Drupal for several years, and I’ve clearly forgotten a lot. 

Id appreciate any advice. Thanks so much.