I am looking at using Drupal as the foundation of a new site. In particular, I looked at the localization part. It seems, though, that not all bits are part of the MySQL "locale" table.
To REALLY localize the site, should I check ALL code-files and localize all these files, or is there a more "manageable" way of doing and maintaining the full 100% localization od Drupal?
Thank you to everyone one who helped me set up my drupal page. You can check it out here if you are interested: http://www.flamesofdestruction.com/
A few of the people who have logged in, have tried to create a custom signature which includes an < IMG> tag. I've made sure that the src= is pointing to a valid url of a jpeg, somewhere else on the internet.
My goal is to use the member and profile module to create a list of members with their details that can be viewed by any authenticated user, but is not visible to Anonymous users. I have enabled the member and profile module, and when a user creates a new account, there are all the form inputs available. However, when an existing user edits their account, they can only edit the standard info - name, email, password, etc.
I've recently implemented the "Simple hack" posted by user "raphaelr" on the
following thread: http://drupal.org/node/view/2693 (note that the code I've used
is NOT the "Language Switch Block" under discussion here but an example posted
by "raphaelr" as a reply to the thread - halfway down the page).
Though the code performs it's stated function most excellently (switching
language as per browser settings), I am also desirous of the extra functionality
I've installed Drupal 4.3.1. As an user I cerate content. I started by creating a story. I would like to link this story to a specific vocabulary.
How do I do so?
Apparently, in the story creation there's no term definition to link to.
I have created taxonomy entry with Story check before entering my Story. I thought this could let me select it while creating the story. So the only option I got to let my story be visible is to pormote it to front page.