In case anyone is interested in testing this in Drupal 7, so far all I have had to do is:
1) change the references to Drupal 6.x in the .info file to Drupal 7.x
2) in the theme-settings.php file, change system_theme_data() to system_get_module_data()
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Comment #1
jeremycaldwell commentedThanks cpelham, I'll have to give this a try soon.
Comment #2
stephthegeek commentedWe did some preliminary work on a D7 port last week... it'll be a while but progress is being made :) The good news is that code is mostly coming OUT due to some great improvements!
Comment #3
seutje commentedanything I can help with? as in, is there any point in grabbing HEAD and tinkering with it?
Comment #4
sociotech commentedseutje,
Thanks very much for the offer of assistance!
I expect that we'll be releasing a dev version for D7 that you can play with shortly after we get the D6 version of Fusion out of beta. We need to focus our efforts so we can branch the D7 version from a solid D6 base and minimize forward porting of fixes.
Comment #5
seutje commentedoh yea, I can understand that
I'll see if I can help out there
Comment #6
stephthegeek commentedInitial port is almost done, will be committing dev version in the next week.
Comment #7
sociotech commentedOkay, the first dev version of Fusion for Drupal 7 is now available:
http://drupal.org/node/759870
There's quite a bit that has changed from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, and we took this opportunity to add more functionality to Fusion as well (e.g., a new system that allows you to define nested region layouts without having to modify template.php).
And here's a handy guide to converting your existing Drupal 6 themes to the new version: Converting Drupal 6 Fusion themes to Drupal 7
Please note that this version is still under active development and is not ready for production use.
In particular, we're going to adding more Skinr functionality as that module continues toward its Drupal 7 version, and we'll be adding the node-product.tpl.php template back to Fusion Starter as soon as Ubercart for Drupal 7 becomes available.
In the meantime, please take a look at the release and provide feedback or report on problems with it in separate issues using the 7.x-0.x-dev version tag.
Thanks for your patience.
Comment #8
brentratliff commentedGreat news guys, nice job. I'll get a dev site up and try to break it. One question: are yall working to support Ubercart for D7 or rszrama's new Drupal Commerce project?
Comment #9
stephthegeek commentedbrentratcliff: that will depend. Could even be both. The Drupal Commerce project definitely has our support but it will depend on what the reality is for Drupal 7 users. We'll revisit that later in the spring.
Comment #10
seutje commentedyay!
it's kinda late right now, but I will definitely try to have a look at this sometime this weekend
rock on!
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BenK commentedSubscribing...
Comment #13
giorgio79 commentedLooking forward to this. :)
Would love to see Color module integration as well now that it is in D7 core. Corolla theme has a nice implementaiton, perhaps some ideas can be gained from their code :)
Comment #14
stephthegeek commentedYes! We're working on this now. Skinr is changing substantially for Drupal 7 so we will be completely overhauling the skin/grid stuff in Fusion in conjunction with the next Skinr release for D7.
Color module is definitely on deck although that's more for the individual subthemes than Fusion Core itself.
Thanks for the encouraging words :)
Comment #15
seutje commented"now that it is in D7 core" - But... color.module is in D6 core as well o.O
I would advise against color integration, I'm not an active Fusion user per-sé, but sub-theming a theme that had color.module support has left me with scars and nightmares
as Steph pointed out, that really is more something for the actual subtheme
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Comment #20
stephthegeek commentedMajor update is now in the dev release which fixes most non-Skinr related issues and makes a few fundamental changes. Skinr support will be re-added when Skinr has a working D7 release.
See full release notes under "Changes #2" section on http://drupal.org/node/759870
Fusion should now be considered usable on Drupal 7, although lacking some of its awesomeness without Skinr (patches/reviews highly encouraged!).
Marking this fixed. You can track Skinr progress in #886030: Pull Skinr styles into skin sets.