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D7 - Any suggestions re how I could build a page that is an image gallery - most likely 30-60images probably displayed 4 wide. Would like to have kind of index on top - each image has several people in it and would like to make it easy for people to maybe go to names using several person's-name-pull-downs-selectors, these in clumps to keep the pulldowns from being too long (e.g.: A-E, F-H, I-M, N-Q, Q-Z (names are unique to each image, no dups)).

Tried playing with Lightbox 2 (Beta) - Broke the site, and would prefer not to use a lightbox for performance reasons.

Hello, All!
After creating new type of content (named "Airplane") with new fields (named "EngineType", "Speed") - I added to website 5-6 pages of recently created contenttype-Airplane (of course with filling my-own created fields).
Then I created new View (named "customAirPlanes") and add to this View - two exposed filter:
Content: EngineType (exposed filter)
Content: Speed (exposed filter)

Both of this exposed filters exist at the same time on customAirPlanes-View-result page.
But how show filterSpeed only when user select something in filterEngine?

I'm a big user of iCal feed parsing in D6 using FeedAPI to consume Google Calendars for display in Calendar views. The idea being that the canonical source of calendaring data is sourced outside of Drupal in whatever Calendaring app the user naturally uses. In D7, there is no real progress on an iCal Feed Parser for Feeds, the successor to FeedAPI. I'm a little surprised that such a functional need hasn't been addressed yet over six months after D7's release. I wonder: is there an obvious workaround or alternate venue for this functionality in D7 that I'm not aware of?

Hi

I wonder if someone has any advice in this.
I have a collection of images which is to be divided into different categories. And I want these categories to be presented through a SWF (actually an interactive AS3-project) inside a flashnode. Works fine today with the only swf I have so far, "Latest 20 illustrations", but now I want to extend this functionality so that when a user clicks any of the categories, a new SWF should be loaded.

On Dec 4th I released an enhanced video module build with many new features. Specially now its supporting HTML5 videos on Drupal sites. Not only they we added number of new enhancements to the module to improve the user experience and many other aspects.

Here are the list of new features and would like to get more user inputs to improve the usability of the module.

Hi,
I don't know if I can ask for help here, but I'm desperate I've been looking around (documentation, support) but not luck so far

I have a website (php/mysql) that I converted to Drupal v.6.19, everything work besides those three issues:

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