For usability on our site, we'd like to use 'Guides' instead of 'Books' in our breadcrumbs and possibly elsewhere, e.g. under Create Content, though that is less important. (We will also have book reviews, so it may get confusing if we leave as is.)
What is the suggested way to do this? Clone the book module as described here, or hack the theme (modified polder) where it prints the breadcrumb or ???
I've spent a while looking for answers in the forums but nothing turned up. I've upgraded from 4.2 to 4.23. What a nightmare!:sick: I did as the documentation said but have had to rebuild parts of the db and insert data in pieces to get it to kind of work. I am still having problems with the following:
I want to add a list of external links to another website then mine but I got the next problem:
when I add a hyperlink in HTML for example cnn.com
the link does not goes to this site but it changes my html-tag into cnn.com and it links it to the place where my drupal site is located. With result that I can't link to that site.
I hope someone can help with my problem and when you know the solution you can always mail me @ waweb@waweb.be
Has anyone out there had any experience migrating a drupal install from mysql to postgresql? I am in the process of doing this and I wonder if anyone had any tips/hints to ease the process.
I am only going to migrate content, as I want to re-do my taxonomy and other settings. I don't have a lot of content to migrate (only about a 100 blog posts and a few static pages), but it is a little too many to migrate by hand.
Both the old and new sites run drupal 4.3.2 and the db's are mysql-4.0.13 on Gentoo Linux and postgresql-7.3.2 on OpenBSD.
I can't access any of the subdirectories of my main site now that drupal is in. Can I still have non-drupal content? When i type a URL to a subdir, I just get the main page in the root. Help! Give me URL for dox something!