I am using the latest drupal and have just finished installing it. The problem lies here; I am adding in other scripts into new directories that I have created for them, such as an inventory management script, and a support ticket system. Neither will start up again since I have installed drupal in the main directory. It seems as if drupal is attempting to 'take over' the directory, and force this new directory to use the same user authentication and session permissions or something. How do I set a directory to be ignored by drupal?
I've submitted this topic before, but since the circumstances changed, i'll rephrase my question.
The site i'm working on uses Drupal's (excellent) taxonomy.module and taxonomy_html.module to classify its content into categories and items. The navigation is shown in 6 flat category blocks, containing a total of 46 items.
My goal is to have navigation blocks that expand and collapse without using a dhtml solution, much like the current Drupal admin navigation.
i am not using the wiki-like syntax on my blog right now but want to use it. however, i have some postings with "[" and "]" ion it. so these have to be converted with "(" and ")" (which will do in my case)
does anyone have more knowledge about sql statements than me? what i want is something like
select database and table nodes, replace char with other char.
does anyone know the syntax for this and is the propossed way the right way?
I've used localization to change four strings and have gotten an error message when a certain event takes place; I'm guessing that it's when a certain page is displayed but I haven't yet been able to track it down. I've tried revisiting all the pages that I did at the time the error occured but no further errors have shown.
The error message given is:
user error: Duplicate entry 'locale:en' for key 1 query: INSERT
"View Details" shows location as "/admin/misc/print.css". Message is the following:
user error: Duplicate entry 'locale:en' for key 1 query: INSERT INTO cache (cid, data, created, expire) VALUES('locale:en', 'a:899:
That is followed by a list of string pairs, each identical and none match the ones I translated, followed by a reference to line 75 in database.mysql.inc.
In the block management page in the admin section, there's a box to insert the path for any specific block to appear in any specific location (or a group of locations). The help section is great, but not what I'm looking for.
What is the path expression to make the block appear only after the user has logged on? It's a nice feature to have just a couple blocks on the front page for site novices, and then when they log in, more blocks appear for them to play with.
Noticed my site responds very slowly, and sometimes these 500 Internal error messages (timeout I guess), had a look at the database and it had grown to over 1gb, the CACHE table had 1gb so I emptied it. But apparently that was not the culprit. Got some sort of loggin up and running and what it is saying is:
Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 0 of 4 bytes in /home/int2000/6918/html/repair/includes/common.inc on line 175
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