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Is there a way to configure a View to show the current language? I have a bilingual site with a view that select articles, and when I select english it shows articles in english but when I select spanish it does not select the translated version of the articles, it shows everything in english again.
I am writing a module that writes out a lot of html markup and javascript code. I am needing to do this because I want to fully leverage jquery as part of a widget, but have the widget reside within Drupal. At the moment I am writing the code out line by line i.e.
$content = '<h1>Terms of service</h1>';
$content .= '<div id="pantermsofservice"></div>';
ive had a website built and have had the web admin passed onto me so it can be maintained, i've never used drupal seven and need to change the web logo.
i have set the file path to the new .jpeg, and saved the configuration, this seemed like the logical route to take, have i done something drastically wrong as the new logo does not show in place of the original.
please dont baffle me with jargon and complicated processes the whole reason we're using drupal is so that it can be maintained by a simpleton.
On my website I want to show the latest uploaded images on the front page.
Therefore I used Views to sort the latest upload dates and made a custom text field where I put the HTML-tag: <img src="[uri]">
My question is, can I put an image style on the image and let it have the style 'thumbnail'?
I have an issue drive me crazy. I configure both files paths (public and private) but I can't use on the right way.
This is the scenario:
My public files are stored at sites/default/files/public
My private files are stored at sites/default/files/private
My TMP directory is /home/cmsplan1/public_html/intranet/tmp because I can't write at /tmp directory.