Drupal 7.x

Hello. :) I just discovered Drupal last week and I am loving it, but struggling to get things set up as I'd like them to be. So far I've been able to find solutions through reading and videos, but here's a simple one that I can't work out. My site is here:

http://holgaiowa.com/

hi guys

i have drupal on my doman (xxx.com) and a second install of drupal on a subdomain (sub.xxx.com)

now from my subdomain drupal site i would like to place a views block on the front page to display data from my main drupal site.

Is this possible?

on the main drupal site i have a views that displays the latest mp3 uploads and their image etc in a views block, on my subdomain i want the same view block with the exact same data from the main site

is this possible? iv been searching everywhere and i cant find anything

Is there any way to associate some javascript with a specific menu item? Specifically, I'm looking to execute something like this...

• alert('hello there');

... when the user clicks on the menu item before the framework navigates away from the current page. Any tips on right way to do this?

Thanks in advance for any insight.

I just installed Drupal 7.21, when I try to access me database I get a page with the Drupal logo and error message "The requested page "/drupal-7.12/" could not be found." ___ does anyone know what I can do fix this or what I have done wrong.

Hi !

I thought about something lately and I didn't find a solution so far. The color module is a great idea and I always make it work on themes I develop. However I think it would be better/easier to make color changes if we were directly acting on the actual theme and not on a preview. Then we could make more changes and see quickly what their impact is. It would be something like there is on drupalgardens.

Hello,

I'm coding my first module using the "Drupal 7 Module Development" for instruction (mimicking the authors' "Artwork" module example). My new module works fine except that after installation, all SQL queries toss a syntax error/exception because the actual SQL statement has the table name wrapped in curly braces. I'm implementing the hook_entity_info() API to establish my table_name.

For example: SELECT ..... FROM {table_name} base .....