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Trouble with update.php

Hello -
I'm having trouble with running update.php on one of my sites. I'm using Drupal 6.19.

For some reason when you run update.php, it appears as though it will update until you click "Select versions" or the "Update" button on the "Drupal database update" page. Both of these simply re-direct to the homepage.

I need to run update.php because of a recent update to the webforms module.

Has anyone ever seen this before or does anyone know a way around this?

Thanks a bunch!

Teri

Sharing Users table between D6 and D7

I have a D6 multisite installation with the following sites:

http://site1.domain.com
http://site2.domain.com
etc.

site1 and site2 use the following databases site1 and site2. I also have a common database shared that has the following tables:

Node-"Basket" with Flag (needs custom field, date field?)

Hey Folks,
I'd like to establish something like a Shoppingcart for Nodes of certain content-types.

The Flag-Module seems to be a pretty nice way to get this done (I haven't worked with it before), but with some restrictions... but maybe someone can help me to solve these issues. The workaround should be:
1. Anonymous User or logged in user can collect nodes by flagging them (works fine with Flag 2 and Session-Api so far)
2. Before he can Flag something he needs to select a Date with the calendar widget, some select-fields, and maybe he should also have a Custom Text-Field here... Is there a way to add custom fields like these ones to a Flag?
3. Maybe I'll need a way to have several Flags on one node, with different dates then. Is that possible?
4. Use can see all his flagged nodes in a block (I guess this could be done with Views, without a problem)
5. After User is finished, he can "checkout": He get's a final View of his flagged content, he can change date/time etc. here, can delete flags, etc. He types in his Name, Telephone whatever and get's registered as a user for the webpage, or can log in.
6. After this, all flagged content should be used to create nodes of a "request"-Content-Type. I guess this can be handled with Actions??

My main issues are:
Custom Fields for Flag?
Several Flags for one node?
Dealing with the checkout?

Need a Themer for Video Game website

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Updating Multisite Drupal Sites how?

Hello,

i was wondering if someone has a guide, a resource or give me instrunctions how to update a multisite drupal installation? (e.g how to update to latest drupal core)

Thanks a lot

Suggestions for how to store user related records/content?

I am thinking through some approaches to a problem, and wanted to bounce them against experienced brains.

Here is the scenario:

* Logged in OR anonymous user can generate a "report"
* A "report" is essentially just a record of user playing with a few inputs on a page and getting a result back
* The report data is probably a few fields, some html, and pdf file that was generated by our system
* User can do this as many times as they want
* When user is logged in, they can "Save" the report (persistent in database)
* Upon future login they will see a list of these saved reports
* Clicking on it will fetch the record.
* Ability to Delete a report
* No ability to Modify a report
* This does not need to be tied into the main Admin.
* The interface should be simple and tied into front end display (not admin tabs)
* Implementing with Drupal 7

Here is what I am thinking as options:

1. Save the data in a custom field in a User Profile
2. Create a homegrown table with user id as foreign key (and use various hooks, interfaces in our custom module to do the magic)
3. Treat the Report as a custom content type. (and use node/user references to tie it together)

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