Make online shop from site on Drupal 6.25

Hi. I need someone who can help me to make online shop.
I don't need payment systems. Only Cart and button "Buy".

Drupal 6 Search Engine Optimization - Free eBook today Dec 15, 2016

Hi folks,

I'd like to let you'll know that the eBook version of "Drupal 6 Search Engine Optimization" by Ben Finklea is available for free today.
The eBook can be claimed here: https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning

If you are looking to turn your Drupal 6 web site into a profit-generating machine with this practical, step-by-step guide that reveals the tips, modules, and best practices used by top Drupal SEO professionals, then this book is for you.

Ubercart product role assignment not generating bookmark for new products

Hi there,

We have been successfully using ubercart and the role assignment tool to deliver product specific roles to gain access to a download page. Basically the user places an order and then is given access to a bookmark page (my purchases).

Where does Drupal store each user's country information in the database?

Hello,

I was asked to export information about the user accounts registered in our Drupal website. I was able to get most of the important information (Username, e-mail, addresses, phone numbers, etc.) by locating the appropriate tables in the database and exporting their content to CSV.

However, I was not able to find where the "Country" of each user is stored, no matter where I looked. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

Setting up rel canonical with drupal

Hi
i wanted to add a rel canonical tag to all pages on my site
inside page.tpl.php , i added:

$link1= request_uri();
$link2= 'https://www.mysite.com' . $link1;
print '<link rel="canonical" href="' .$link2 .'"/>';

now the problem is that whatever URL is typed the canonical link changes

Drupal 6 PDF display problem in Chome [fixed]

Just in case anyone is having the same problem: PDF files that would not display properly in Chrome (but OK in Firefox).

Symtoms

  • This seems to be a known problem in Chrome.
  • It is not only Drupal
  • My Apache server log is also showing a 416 error "Requested Range Not Satisfiable"
  • Apparently due to Chrome requesting more bytes of data than the server provies

Solution

In my Drupal .htaccess file, I added the following lines at the top:

  • Header set Accept-Ranges none
  • RequestHeader unset Range

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