If I select "create book page", the page that comes up has only one selector list out of the three that it should have: It should have one each for the three vocabularies I have created.
Is this a feature or a bug? It is true for both IE on Windows and Safari on Mac. I am not sure if there is a setting somewhere for this?
If I select "create story", that page is almost OK: it has all three selectors, but only the top one, "Classification" is labeled. "Target Audience" and "Population" are not.
I have been using Drupal for a while now and my site is ready (just :-D ) to be submitted to search engines, however I need to insert keywords for each page.
Is there any way to do this through the admin interface or just any way to add keywords? Preferable custom for each page/node.
Thanks for any help and a great product, perfect for what i wanted!
I've been looking for a portal/cm/blog solution and I believe Drupal would be about the best choice for what I have in mind. I've been reading the install instructions and I'm a little leery. I've done installs of BBs and Shopping Carts and some small stuff, but always through FTP & my browser -- and always with very detailed descriptions including what files to chmod to what settings.
I have an internal application at my site which presents a web-based form, then prompt the user to log-in. If successful, it sets a session cookie with an MD5 contained, which is then used for single sign-on to any other enabled site.
When I enable the User Login block, but only for a certain path (I want them only to see it if they are in the "Authoring" area, I start getting errors like this:
warning: Delimiter must not be alphanumeric or backslash in /hsphere/local/home/complian/umhscompliance.org/drupal/includes/theme.inc on line 195.
and the css for most of the pages freaks out so that what should be the narrow navigation column on the right grows to fill 2/3 of the page, while the white content area shrinks to become a narrow column on the left. Exactly the opposite of what it should be.