In reading Drupals Building Blocks, in the discussion about optimizing an sql query, it mentions embedding queries. I've read all the pros/cons and for one specific page I have, I would like to embed four different displays of one view so I'm trying to figure out the best place to do this. My goal is that the "Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded" will fall away. There is no problem anywhere on the site except for this one page (which was a marketing brain-child to put everything on one page; in affect to disregard the rest of the site).
Hi All,
I am hoping a I can get a little help on a problem that I continually struggle with and that seems to impact a number of places on a site that I have copied over from a production version.
So I have a site for which I created a development environment for on an Amazon EC2 instance (original site is not on Amazon EC2). So far everything is loading up and showing for the most part. But it is becoming clear that in handling administrative tasks I am running into file permission problems.
For instance, If I go to Administrator > Site Building > Themes > *My Custom Theme* to configure the favicon, I get the error: The directory sites/default/files is not writable
I have tried chmod 775 and that does not work. If I do chmod 777 the css files don't load and the site is without styles. I have tried chown 6226 (which seems to be the default user from when I did a fresh install of drupal 6.20 on the new server). And have tried chown ec2-user (the default ec2 instance user) as well as chown (for which there is a user with the same name on the new server).
I want to start a web site that is like a book exchange website. See http://bookmooch.com/
Can you guys recommend some important Drupal modules? For example, search, admin, security, and possibly surveys.
I am new to Drupal so I don't know if Drupal is a good fit for this type of websites. Will there be a lot of customization or mostly just install Drupal/modules and the website will be good to go?
Hello,
I made some changes on this website so that http://www.domain.com/drupal/trail would only reflect http://www.domain.com/trail
Unfortunately, the client (and myself) only noticed the Administer area was inacessible when he tried to change content.
Everything seems to be working correctly. Only the "Administer" link in the backoffice takes me to a blank page, with the header of my custom theme.
I have my own module which uses db_result() and I get a PHP warning about $result variable in that function (mysqli_num_rows() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli_result, boolean given).
All the things inside the post.