There is any way to work with drupal without put write permission on files directory? There is a way to use a local user to do this?

Hi,

I've just installed Drupal 7. During the install I had to create the default/files directory and private directories manually.
The 'out of the box' site is now up and running.

At present the default file contains the following with permissions as indicated after the path..

/public_html/mydrupalsite/sites/default/files 766
/public_html/mydrupalsite/sites/default/private 777
/public_html/mydrupalsite/sites/default/private/files 777

Hello I need to create a list of nodes where besides text a mp3 file should be attached inline.
I want the player to execute and show up on the same list, without jumping to another page.

How can I do that?

Thanks in advance,

Joao,

Hello

I am just getting text links in the toolbar for CKEditor in D7. I think this might have something to do with the fact that I had to put "public_html/tmp" into the temporary directory definition on my File System page - maybe I have to do the same in the CSS settings for the CKEditor Module? I just can't figure out what that should be... or am I missing something (sorry _very new to Drupal).

-- Don

Hello all!

I am the DEFINITION of a newbie with this stuff. I had a site built for me, and now I am going to attempt to maintain it.

I need to embed my typekit code (I think on the html.tpl.php) page. How do I get to the source code to replace the existing Typekit code, with the new one?

Thanks guys! I appreciate you!

I have an install of the latest non-dev Date and Calendar modules on D7. If memory serves me correctly, it was possible on D6 to enter a date, leave the start time blank, and have it be an "All Day" event.

For the life of me, I am having problems creating a date field that will do this. If you require the date field and have granularity set to minute, then you are required to also enter a time.

What am I missing to make events All Day??