OK, so here's the setup. My client has a need for a Drupal multisite. They currently have a legacy CMS with data in MySQL. Their environment, however, needs to be Windows Server 2008, PHP, with MS SQL (SQL Server 2008) to bring it internal. Drupal install has been completed, content types set up, modules installed and Single Sign On in testing.
Hi,
I'm coming to install drupal on centos 5.5
I installev cia fantastico
and get the error message
"Fatal error: Class 'PDO' not found in /home/stu/public_html/drupal/includes/database/database.inc on line 185"
This is the first time I've had to post in nearly a year of using Drupal, but I've had a search and can't find anyone else asking this question, so hopefully not duplicating something else.
Basically I'm working on a church website which has until now had a static page with recent sermon audio files available to download/ listen to, but as this is now starting to get a bit larger I have created a sermon content type to allow sermons to be sorted, filtered, etc.
I was upgrading from 7.2 to 7.4 through SSH. I made a directory called UPGRADE outside the public_html and saved 7.4 there. I removed the sites folder and copied everything over to public_html using the following command:
cp -R * drupal-7.4 ../../public_html
All files copied over, but none of the subdirectories made it through. I thought the capital R was not recognized by our shell, so I tried lowercase r.
I've set up an article content type that has an "author" that is a user reference field.
in the manage display I have set it as "link"
when you view the node as a site visitor the "author" is a hyper link that when clicked takes you to that users profile page.
What I;d like to do is alter this so instead of going to the user profile it goes to a page that lists all the articles they have contributed to the site.
I'm assuming I'd build that "page" as a view, but how do i get the link the author link to go to there instead of the user profile?
My host is now HOSTGATOR. I used to experience this issue with GoDaddy, but i assumed it was just them because they suck.
I've had my D7 up for a while now and havn't experienced the issue with HOSTGATOR at all until now. It seems that as more content is added, more modules are installed, this problem starts occuring: