I'm having trouble accessing custom node values from hook_submit. It seems the $node param is only being populated with the basic node values, not the additional values I add via hook_load(). Later in the process, the extra values show up just fine in hook_update.

Is this normal behavior? If so, is there another way to access custom node values from hook_submit?

(With my lack of experience, I'm leaning towards using another database query in hook_submit to retrieve the data I need.)

Hi all,

I am using the e-commerce apparel module to produce some simple variations like color and size. Question is what is the Drupal way of adding image support to each attribute. For example, color would have some color swatch where users can select colors from a swatch of images instead of using a drop down.

I have noticed http://drupal.org/project/ec_live_subproducts but that seems to be very alpha. I wonder if there is anything that I can do to help?

Hi. Firestats 0.9.9-beta.

AS soon as I enable Firestats.module and go to the settings page for that module, and enter the proper path to firestats on my server, and then go back to the settings page and check the "administrative pages" or any of the roles, I get a blank page with this:

FireStats is not installed in the database, go to the Database tab to install FireStats in the database

After installing CiviCRM, downloaded from CiviCRM.org. After completing the manual install and editing the configuration file I receive nothing but blank pages on every request to the site. I am using Drupal 4.7, MySQL 5, PHP 5 and IIS 5.

My PHP.ini file has the memory set to 32 MB (have tried 64MB). All folders requested in the configuration file have been created and granted read write access. Proper settings were entered for the database connection.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Current Image Gallery Metadata Landscape

Many people are using applications such as iPhoto and Picasa to manage their photos. Professionals and serious hobbyists and delving into the new applications, Aperture and Lightroom. These applications are what many consider DAM or digital asset management applications. These applications are all geared to handle two tasks: image adjustments (white balance, cropping, grayscale conversions, basic clone and stemp tools, etc) and metadata handling. I'd like to see Drupal work hand in hand with these applications.