Drupal 7.x

Hi Friends,
I am a new comer in gr8 world of Drupal . I read in a book about
"Block Table Module --- contributed module that allows to embed all the block in a
HTML Table" , but cannot find that module any where and how to use it. Do any
one can telll me how it can implement and use . I set up a localhost
version of drupal , so please advise me how it can implement.

Thanks
Anes

Hello, fellow!
My English is not good, but I hope you understand me :)

I have a some node type which contains a several cck-fields. How can I (or my users) changing this fields from comments? For example like Ticket properties on project http://drupal.org/project/support

Thanx!

Hey,

I was wondering if anyone has experience with migrating a database from DNN to Drupal.

I'm in the process of Drupalizing a music ezine website but we're having some issues in figuring out how to get aprox. 6000 articles dumped into Drupal. There's little to no support from the DNN maintainers and apparently no phpmyadmin on the DNN side to get freaky with a database dump.

Hello to all. Have a nice new year!!

I am building a multilingual site with 3 languages. Lets say english, italian and german. English is the default language. My question is: Is it possible to leave the admin area untranslatable even i am currently seeing the actual site in different language other than the default one? Just for the administrator of the site. With some module perhaps or some custom code?

Thank you.

I have a view in which I list images grouped by taxonomy term. I want to set a different image style based on the taxonomy term.

I got this so far :

I've been trying to figure this out for the past day or two: the correct way to pre-populate a Drupal 7 form's elements with arbitrary values once it has already been created and submitted once. During the submit handler, I have logic in there that decides whether to redisplay the form with new values (that I come up with, based on the user's input), or do something else. The scenario relevant to this post is redisplaying the form with new values, derived programmatically in the ..._submit() function, to pre-populate some of its fields.

Sounds easy, right? Seems to be straightforward and a pretty darn common scenario that must have a clear and easy solution. So you'd think, maybe, setting the appropriate $form_state['values'] array element would do the trick? Well, no, apparently that's not what $form_state['values'] is designed for, and sure enough, it doesn't work in practice. Okay, fine. That rules out form_set_value(), too. No problem - it does seem a bit unintuitive that form_set_value() doesn't actually set a value in the form that will be read the next time the form is created - but that's fine, let's move on.