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i would like to know if there is any process to find the ip address for an anonymous user who created an article but i deleted. I searched in the accesslog table but can't find something yet.
I am running a skills trainig site on Drupal 6.28 and am using Taxonomy to divide event nodes into their various skills categories. The other day, after the site administrator updated the name of one of the terms all but one of the terms in the updated vocabulary have ceased showing up on the "List Terms" page for that vocabulary or in the dropdown menu on associated content creation pages. All of the terms are still in the database and reference the correct VID. All of the terms also show up in any view requesting a list of all terms from that vocabulary.
Yes, I know that every Drupal contributed module project page has a "documentation" link up in the top banner, but it is for Drupal in general, not that particular module. Why doesn't each contributed module have a manual? On many contributed modules the description of the module is all you get. No readme.txt in the download, no manual. So, I install a module and then have to search for all the places it has to be enabled, configured, or have permissions set.
I have two content types that share a taxonomy (which is used to tag a node with various categories eg. transport, motorcycle).
However, in the list of nodes, when the user clicks a term, they get a list of nodes for that term from both content types.
Is it possible to restrict the view to just one content type? (So if the user is viewing all the type A nodes and click a term, they only get a list of type A nodes with that term.)
Obviously I can create the views, but I can't see a way of linking to them from the terms.