Drupal 4.7.x

Has anybody tried grafting the review.module voting system onto flexinode? I'd like to set up a flexible reviewing system, but I would like to include a few more fields than review does ... but flexinode doesn't have the nifty star reviewing system that review.module does. Any ideas?

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Hi,
How do I create a menu which has a custom icon for each menu item? So:
-icon of house- Home
-icon of mail letter- Email
-icon of newspaper- News
etc.

Is this possible?

Thanks!

Hi folks,

having installed 4.7beta1, I tried to install the node queue module. I drew the 4.7-updated version of the module off the downloads section. Everything went fine, until I tried to "add" a node queue. Hitting the button, I got the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: form_textfield() in /[myinstallaton]/modules/nodequeue.module on line 199

Could anybody be of help or make sense of this for me?

Best regards and thanks, Thorsten

So I read somewhere that in version 4.7 it would be relatively easy to create a theme like theonion.com and so i figured since its now beta2 i would start playing with it, but alas I am very new to phptemplate and haven't figured out how to do it all so im at the stage where i have the html, i just don't have the phptemplate stuff.

here is a link to the html,
http://www.silikonslackers.com/onion.html

The idea of moving part of gnome.org to Drupal is consolidating slowly. This process is starting to happen and hopefully during next year we will have a gnome.org homepage delivered by a Drupal tool.

A doubt that comes to mind is the election of Drupal or CivicSpace as the basis for this platform . Or the combination of both if possible, since we are planning a multidrupal installation to manage different subsites. By default going to the source (Drupal) seems to be the right election when, as clients, we need to assure stability and reliability in the older (and bigger?) project and community. On the other hand, we want to make a good use of CiviCRM and maybe other cool community focused add-ons CivicSpace offers. But CivicSpace header still says "beta" and a big and complex web project like gnome.org requires to maximise stability and minimise the risk of trouble.

Also the Drupal step from 4.6 to 4.7 is big and we are in the right time to start working on the top of 4.7, so when we are able to release our beta website Drupal 4.7 will be fully stable (core and modules). How CivicSpace is dealing with the complex step between these two versions is another factor to consider.

Just thinking out loud to get some input that could help us making a good decision. If more key factors are missing let us know. I have read many Drupal <-> CivicSpace docs and threads here and in http://civicspacelabs.org/ , but they were mostly generated months ago so I thought I'd better ask.

i have downloaded the blog module and installed it in my site .But now iwanted to add new textfields into the form "add/blogs".If icreate acatagory it will show a select box not a textfield .
so if anybody has done it before kindly help