Hi,

This days I'm trying to choose what CMS to use for my new project. It is a Language courses webpage. I have been playing and reading a lot about wordpress and it seems pretty nice but there are things that are a little weak. For example, for a CMS it is a must to be able to easily create your new types (In my case courses, schools, etc...) been able to add data externaly (through a webservice, etc...) and let the system run smooth. I found a plugin called "Pods" that is nice but seems a little hack to me in wordpress and do not give full control.

Hi there,
whenever I update the Translations for my test website (localhost), the updating process starts normally but after a while stops and gives the following error message:
An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500 Debugging information follows. Path: /drupal/batch?render=overlay&id=34&op=do StatusText: Internal Server Error ResponseText:
And no update is done.

Hi,

Hopefully this isn't too much of an odd question but.......

In regards to security, is it possible to have a drupal installation where there is no public (internet) url login i.e. the drupal site is managed within a private network, then published to the internet. I am very new to Drupal and it seemed a valid security question raised by a colleague. From the Drupal websites we have seen, if you append the ?q=user/login to the url you get presented the login screen to their system, which didn't seem great. Or is there a better way to handle this?

Thanks

Just checking if there is a way to automatically generate page titles yet for Panels pages in Drupal 7. Simple Page Title is totally manual, and it's my understanding (though I may be wrong) that Page Title doesn't do Panels, Nodewords is gone, and MetaTags does not yet do Panels.

I must be overlooking a simple solution, because otherwise using Panels in D7 is SEO poison!

Please refer to "$query->where($snippet, $args = array())" part in http://drupal.org/node/310086
I have have " a condition on two fields instead of a field and a value."

I have to compare the values of 'a.field_asked_times_value' and 'b.field_already_asked_times_value'

My code is like

In my user profile I have some INT fields which represent quantity that the members will order on next delivery.

Using views I can create a nice looking table, but I also want to sum up these fields so that I can see the total amount of the product that I need to deliver that month.

I have been told that views will not accomplish this, so how would a drupal expert approach the issue?