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I'm trying to get my interlaced theme to work with mozilla. I know it can be done - as I've seen it at www.almaw.com as well on my local drupal.
It looks like (from the way drupal is displayed) that the cascading style sheets are not being found. Also in comparison of the css at almaw, it seems that my sheets have no line breaks in them, when viewed over mozilla.
I'm converting some stuff to html and I'd like to directly (from the commandline) convert html to a drupal blog.
I can't think of a easy way to do this. I'd like to do it from the Linux command line. Somehow just cat file.php > somescript.php and have it import into a new blog.
I have been trying to get the ldap)integration.module working today.
Without much success.
I copied the module in, and replaced the existing user.module as per the instructions.
In admin/modules I could not enable the module as the drupal_login() was clashing.
I renamed drupal_login() in drupal.module, so now I can enable the ldap module.
This appears in the Admin menu.
However, the User block and login/out block have vanished.
It seems that the search function works by implicitly "ORing" the search terms.
Is there a special syntax to change this? I tried to prefix terms with '+' but it does not work.
Does the search function support boolean queries?
There are 3 login scenarios which I would like to implement and would appreciate some help with 2 and 3:
Scenario 1: everyone can read content (including boxes) but needs to login for posting or administering. In that case the login box appears on every page until the user is logged in.
I menaged to implement that scenario.
Scenario 2: everyone can read the overviews and see the boxes on the front page but has to login for access beyond the front page or for posting or administration. In that case the login box should appear only on the front page.
Hi,
i enabled clean URL's
i want to put a #top anchor at the end of every comment. i can't do it because of the
<base href="<?php echo "$base_url/" ?>" />
setting. if i give a link like this:
<a href="#top">top</a>
the link becomes "$base_url/#top" but it should be something like "$base_url/node/view/1234/#top" And likes of $PHP_SELF give out $base_url/index.php#top
i'm aware this is not a drupal problem, but dared to ask anyway..