Drupal 4.7.x

Hi everyone (anyone)

I have done my best to solve this issue of adding my own information into the $user object when it is loaded.
I checked the API for hook_user and implemented
what I thought was the correct solution but it didn't work. To ensure that I had done it correctly I made a clean install
of Drupal and built a whole new module based on block_example so that it was clear what I was doing and nothing else could
affect it.

I'd been researching CMSs for a literary site that--for various reasons--needs to be up within the next several weeks. I've been holding off and waiting for 4.7 to come out until now, but I'm beginning to wonder if the beta might actually work for my needs until the final release is, well, released.

Essentially, all I absolutely require to launch is ability to post stories, some sort of taxonomy-based menu (so I suppose I'd be using the Categories module beta), and the Organic Groups functionality. So far I've got all of the above working on my test site.

I'm working on a module that shows lots of custom forms. I'm using the new 4.7 form API.
All datas are passed to querys like here:

I am on Drupal 4.7 and I am finding a few oddities with the new menu maintenance. The first is that Often, when I hit submit on a change to a menu, it doesn't take and I have to do it again. I think it always works the second time. That is not a big deal.

Hi there,
I am new to Drupal and have a question relating to editing my stylesheet. I am using the Blue Marine Theme and would like to change the color of the text so different blocks have a different color text.

In my left sidebar the user will see the Main Menu block and the Book Navigation block.

I want the text in these two blocks to be different colours. (Eg #000000 in the Main menu block & #FF0000 in the Book Nav. block)

Hi,

hope, I get the question right: We have two different Vocabularies that define Articles that have a global and a local focus each. We want the frontpage split up with local and global news , something like this:

| menu | Local News | Global News |
|      |            |             |
|      |            |             |

I am kind of uncertain now, how to accomplish this. I do not fear php code, so please tell me, what would be the best practice for a layout like this? is there anything like get_content('Vokabulary','Global'); or how Do I get all the articles that are new belonging to one Tax-term or a whole Vocabulary?

Not easy to find answers for these kind of questions in the docs, sorry.