I've this requirement - when user uploads an image, s/he should be able to select an area of image (preferably freestyle selection, but rectangular is okay too) and the coordinates for that selection should be saved and kept for some backend processing in a script.
I checked out few image crop module, but they more or crop the picture and save it (as advertised), is it possible to do the above with tweaking few things, or is there a module which can help for the above requirement??
I moved my D6 site to a new dedicated server at GoDaddy. After the migration etc., everything worked fine for an hour or so. However, now, when I go to the website, all I get is "302 found." I've spoken with GoDaddy, and everything on their end looks fine. They don't see any server errors etc. I've also looked through some Drupal posts, but nothing looks promising or definitive.
My .htaccess file has "RewriteBase \" uncommented, and it also has the 2 lines uncommented that re-direct the user to the site with the "www" prefix.
Hello Everyone!
I need to create what I imagine to be a simple website with basically 4 pages:
1. The first one is private (only people with admin rights can see it). This page is where I create a list with several products.
Thinking about it as a database, this page should generate the (unique) table containing *all* the products and their characteristics.
2. The second page is where the users register their information. It is open access to everyone. Here the users register and save their info.
DBwise, this page would feed the (unique) table containing *all* the information relating to each user.
3. The third page is where each user (previously registered) selects a product (from the list that I created) and gives the price that they are willing to pay (or sell), the location of the product, and any other information related to the sale.
DBwise, this should be a (large) table containing the userID, ProductID, and all the conditions related to the sale (price, quantity, buy/sell, location, etc., date of the post)
4. The fourth page would be only based on queries of the table in 3. For instance, it would contain (apart from several ads), graphs with the buy/sell prices each day (like a graph of a stock index for instance).
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I'm a one man show running www.Doglotion.com, a popular grassroots freeskiing web mag based out of Whistler/Squamish, BC, Canada. Got tonnes of content brewing and ready for this coming season, but the site needs a bit of love, and my past developers are tied up with other commitments.