Drupal 4.7.x

Are there any script to move/copy all my website information (make in drupal 4.7) to drupal 6.x.
help me!! If are there anybody that have just perform this operation can contact me (email) or replying to this post.

I can provide all informations about my database (mysql) an my added modules.

Thanks in advance,
Nico

I have a php script that needs to query a non drupal database and return the results in a book page. When I run the script, somehow the script interferes with Drupal and Drupal returns many MySQL errors that it cannot find the tables required to build the page.

The script runs fine outside of drupal but if I execute it from within a book page I get the above problem.

How do I execute a database query to on a database outside of drupal? Does Drupal have its own database access api that I need to use instead of directly calling mysql functions?

Thanks for any help.

Hello Drupal folk,

This one is aimed at those who have a mac and use a virtual host to make their drupal sites.

I have followed the steps in this tutorial: http://www.entityarts.net/blog/steve_krueger/07-19-2007/virtualhosts_mam...

And tried to do some research but it all pretty much follows the same set up.

I have also set MAMP to use port 80 (8889 for MySQL) so I don't have to type the port number as well.

What I want

My localhost root I want to be is: /User/imac/foo
I would like my site "root" (say www.domain.dev) to be: /User/imac/foo/site

follow the steps in the tutorial

My httpd.conf file

/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/httpd.conf

Have added at the bottom of the file

<VirtualHost 127.0.0.1>
        DocumentRoot /Users/imac/foo
        ServerName localhost   
</VirtualHost>
    
<VirtualHost *>
        DocumentRoot /Users/imac/foo/site
        ServerName www.domain.dev
</VirtualHost>

My hosts file

(/private/etc/hosts)

127.0.0.1	localhost 
255.255.255.255	broadcasthost
::1             localhost
127.0.0.1	www.mydomain.dev

And it seems as if the addresses are reversed when I visit http://localhost/ it shows the hello word file (from the site folder). When I visit www.domain.dev I am shown the file structure from the foo folder.

I'm writing from UC Berkeley. I run a program called Big Ideas @ Berkeley which supports student led initiatives in clean energy, public health, IT for Society, etc.

Our site, http://bigideas.berkeley.edu, was developed on Drupal 4.7.

The campus recently switched our CalNet authentication servers, and as a result, folks can't currently login or register on the Big Ideas @ Berkeley site:

I suggest in module details page, to add the option to receive an alert maybe also with some options, for example:
1) alert me in email when module for 6.x will be stable
2) alert me when this module will be updated in email
3) alert me for any changes in email

for example me as many users, desire to receive an alert email when this module will be stable for drupal 6.x:
http://drupal.org/project/xmlsitemap

Meant4.pl Web Studio is hiring a PHP/MySQL programmers from Warsaw/Poland.
We about to begin three 2 years projects based on Drupal, that is why we are looking for new team members.

Skills Required
* Usage of Linux system
* PHP, MySQL, XML and JavaScript programming.
* Knowledge of evolving Drupal APIs.
* Awareness of accessibility standards.
* Subversion code management.
* Collaboration within the Drupal community.
* Reasonable (technical) English