Drupal 7.x

good day dear drupal friends

{note i am brandnew to drupal - sure)

Please use the issue queue for this sort of thing. i cannot login in to my site. Well i allwsys thought that i have the right data - but i cannot login at all. see http://www.schulcenter.net/node?destination=node

and Not Found The requested URL /node was not found on this server.

probalbl. Solutin;:

WEll i thnk it is because of the server . which probably might be set chean urls i the data base - eg here

<?php

('admin/config/search', '', '', 'user_access', 0x613a313a7b693a303b733a32373a226163636573732061646d696e697374726174696f6e207061676573223b7d, 'system_admin_menu_block_page', 0x613a303a7b7d, '', 7, 3, 0, '', 'admin/config/search', 'Search and metadata', 't', '', '', 'a:0:{}', 6, 'Local site search, metadata and SEO.', 'left', -10, 'modules/system/system.admin.inc'),
('admin/config/search/clean-urls', '', '', 'user_access', 0x613a313a7b693a303b733a32393a2261646d696e6973746572207369746520636f6e66696775726174696f6e223b7d, 'drupal_get_form', 0x613a313a7b693a303b733a32353a2273797374656d5f636c65616e5f75726c5f73657474696e6773223b7d, '', 15, 4, 0, '', 'admin/config/search/clean-urls', 'Clean URLs', 't', '', '', 'a:0:{}', 6, 'Enable or disable clean URLs for your site.', '', 5, 'modules/system/system.admin.inc'),

I"m getting this error when trying to use jplayer on my site. The error is below. I'd like to use jplayer as part of an ongoing effort to make somewhat of a podcasting page. Here's the error:

Error messageNotice: Undefined variable: player_type in jplayer_sort_files() (line 191 of /home/pak/public_html/drupal/sites/all/modules/jplayer/includes/jplayer.theme.inc).

Hi,

I'm intrigued as to whether Drupal is capably of creating a front page along these lines;

http://www.dazeddigital.com/

... possible using AJAX/View? I'm not particularly fussed about the continuous loading aspect, more the layout.

Does anybody know if that is possible, or even if there's a formal name for a homepage like that? I'm trying to find out more about it.

Thanks.

I have a custom content type, and am using the formblock module and views to show a table of records for that content type, and below the table is the form 'add' block so that users can enter new records.

Upon submit of the form it takes me to the node page that was just created. I just want to save the new record and refresh the page so that the new record shows in the table(view) and the user can continue adding new records through the form block.

Hi Guys,
I have just launched our web design company, after creating a custom theme in drupal 7.
it has an interactive testimonial, news and portfolio section.
let me know what you think
http://www.portable-design.com

The portfolio, which i am quite proud of can be found here
http://www.portable-design.com/portfolio

Drupal 7 is still lacking in stability, but its generally going in the right direction

We're evaluating CMSs.

We've spoken at length with a number of people/companies re: general caching strategies to meet performance requirements, etc.

Drupal 7 is high on the list. If we use Drupal, our current requirements would (likely) include

Native Drupal7 ... not a variant
Varnish v3x (soon v4x) caching
anonymous & logged-in session mgmt, preferably in a distributable high-performance backend, such as Memcached.

It looks like Drupal 7 was released almost a year ago.

Reviewing the modules projects' issue cues, It appears that neither the Varnish or Memcached projects are yet ready for production. Not surprising as they appear to be volunteer efforts, with limited/sporadic funding so far.

In broad brushstrokes, is there a production-ready solution that

(1) is Drupal 7 based,
(2) uses publically-availble, widely-deployed modules that have a community of active,
production users behind them,
(3) does not require one-off, custom implementation to make it work

?

When we've spoken to several of the 'big' vendors about this, they all suggest that we deploy on their, hosted solutions, and/or hire their consultants. Again, not surprising -- but not the solution we're looking for. In the Drupal case, we're looking for community-based solutions.