Drupal 4.7.x

I have a series of fields setup for user profiles on a college site. These are:

Pathway
--Architecture
--Artefact
--Spatial

Stage
--Stage 1
--Stage 2
--Stage 3

A user would be classified with a selection from each of these (eg. Stage 1, Architecture or Stage 2, Artefact, etc). It is simple to select all the students who are in a specific Pathway (eg. /profile/profile_pathway/Architecture) or Stage (eg. /profile/profile_Stage/Stage 1).

Hi,

does anybody know if it's safe to use the 4.6 i18n module with the 4.7 Beata 2? If not is there a 4.7 version of i18n yet? I couldn't find one anywhere.

Thx, Felix

Hi all,

Checked out the creating custom regions doc at:

http://drupal.org/node/29139

Have a few questions:

1) Do i need to declare the default phptemplate variables of $sidebar_left, $sidebar_right, $content, $header, and $footer_message in the template.php file that I put in my theme directory?

I ask because when I use the code snippet in the docs, it does not provide the default regions as options in the block admin interface, only the regions I declared in template.php

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Iam having problem getting the new forum posts/topic clickable(a link). Please take a look at the following link

http://www.allgenius.net/snasanet/forum/15

This makes the forum useless, when nobody cant read the topics. :/ And iam having a official opening of the site today. Not the greatest start of a new year I tell you...