Hello,
I wonder if it is possible to use the "fieldgroup" module in a way that created groups can be repeted multiple times during the node edition ? (just like an ordinary field with unlimited cardinality)
Does anyone already achieved that ?
Thanks in advance
Edit: (a bit late) field_collection does the job perfectly
I have added (and removed) some fields from my Drupal contact form.
I created a module called contactfields.
In my contactfields.module file I have:
/**
* Implements hook_mail().
*/
function contactfields_mail($key, &$message, $params) {
//collect all the new fields and put them into the $message variable
}
When submitting the form I have:
Notice: Undefined index: subject in contact_mail() (line 174 of [...]/modules/contact/contact.module
Hello. So I have a menu block I am trying to theme (using zen subtheme). I have been able to change the background color and active link color of the menu block by changing the navigation.css:
* Menu blocks
*/
.block-menu {
background: #2323bc;
li a.active {
color: #ff6600;}
}
However, I can't change the visited link or standard link colors, or change the size or type of font for the links. I also would like to make the links so they are never underlined in the menu. I have tried lots of different variations like this:
I was just wondering if I missed this somewhere in drupal, but I wanted to limit access to certain nodes. For example if I have a link to an external page (script) not relating to drupal, could I have only certain drupal users / admins see that link, and if they are not that user, they don't see that link?
After a clean install of Drupal 7, using the Bartik theme and then trying to modify its appearance by clicking "Appearance", something seems to go bonkers when I try to modify the Color Scheme of the site. As soon as I click Save Configuration, no style sheet seems to be loaded for the site. No colors except black and white, the fonts are times new roman and verdana and the default logo can no longer be seen.
In the preview window of the Color Scheme, evertyhing looks good though.