Drupal 7.x

hello, it is possible to display the full node only to users who click on the "i like" button on facebook or some other social?
thanks
drupalorg

im using Drupal, there is a link i do not want showing unless logged in, how do i hide this link until login? You can visit jibbermail.com and see the link in called email login in the lower menu. Please help... Thanks

I am attempting to use 'Clean URL', however it does not work. I am using WAMP on a 2008 windows server. I am going to admin/config/search/clean-urls to run the test, and all I get in response is:

The clean URL test failed.


Use URLs like example.com/user instead of example.com/?q=user.


Clean URLs cannot be enabled. If you are directed to this page or to a Page not found (404) error after testing for clean URLs, see the online handbook.

Is is possible to use drupal_add_js with more that one get parameter in the source url? When I try this the ampersand gets urlencoded. For example, the google maps api:

drupal_add_js('http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3.7&sensor=true');

results in:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3.7&amp;sensor=true"></script>

Hi everyone,

I have been doing extensive work with delta and context modules and I am quite proficient now in using context for different areas of my site along with delta templates which obviously respond depending on what your context is i.e.

Context > path = admin/*, admin
Reaction: delta > editing template (24 column - strips sidebar for full width editing)

Stuff like that. Although this is brilliant for making any layout you could really need (and awesome responsiveness too. Thanks Omega!). However, if I wanted to make my 'portfolio' page which is a views list page different from the rest i.e. instead of:

IMAGE (item 1)
BODY (item 1)

IMAGE (item2)
BODY (item 2)

into:

IMAGE (item 1)|BODY (item 1)

IMAGE (item 2)|BODY (item 2)

With the image on the left and a bit of info on the right, delta and context dont seem to be able to help me in this situation. I just want to spice things up a bit rather than having a bunch of cck fields going vertically down the page.

Is this a case for panels? I am unsure how panels works with views to create this. I have two test sites which are identical, except, for one I am using delta and context, and the other, I will be using panels (and the built in context).

Hi,
My requirement is to customize the article node layout so the user can upload multiple images. These
images need to be laid out in a certain order. So, say img1 then summary1 and img2 then summary2.
I was thinking of creating custom sub-regions under the 'Main Content' region. And then programmatically
assigning content to the regions. Is this possible?
What is the best way to achieve this in drupal?
Thx.