1) Is it possible (contrib module or otherwise) to include php in titles? Example: I create a new field and in the title I insert php. If not php, is there a way to add HTML? I've looked around but haven't seen anything posted like this.
2) Is it possible to create a purely php field (contrib module or otherwise?) Example: I create a field that is not editable by the user but contains a script that runs on that page. The reason I ask is that it would make it easier not to break down a particular tpl.php layout and instead include the field where I would want the php to go.
Hi there!
My drupal is running and I have a menu with buttons at the top of the site, where the main content articles are linked. My problem is that I can´t get the menu to expand to show the subsites as I go there with the mouse over a link.
Here´s the test installation http://silvercrown.de/drupal
maybe you have a hint? I also inserted the block "main menu" at the top (right site) so you can see how the menu is build.
I would like any moderator to be able to input a new item in the event calendar module and on the day of the "alarm", I want the node to display in a certain region. One way I thought might work is to add fields to my event content type to include a checkbox for "display in region as alarm". If so, then allow them to select the region from a dropdown and set a starting date/time and ending date/time. Assign that to a block and that block only displays on the date and time specified and then goes away on the end time.
hi
i use drupal 7 and superfish menu
i install and use superfish menu in site but have 2 problem:
1. title of menu (main menu) shows in front of my menu lists and cant remove it.
2. i cant change size for menu child: when move mouse on menu it shows sub-menu correctly but in big size. i edit theme css file(in my case white.css) and change css option like background color and margins but whene i edit width it not work.
can anyone help me?
This is a weird login problem my visitors are experiencing. Essentially what is happening is that when a user visits my site through say www.isocenter.org and clicks on the link (after logging in) he is taken to the page which omits the www part (i.e. just remains as isocenter.org. This new page will show the user as not logged in. As I run a medical site protecting comments from anonymous visitors is required but it is confusing for a logged in user to log in again if the www part is removed.
I'm developing a Drupal 7.2 site locally. I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to 11.04. After the upgrade, only the front page works, all other page requests leave me with a 404.
This leads me to think that some Apache config file has been replaced during the upgrade, messing up the rewrite rules. I'm not sure where to start looking though. Any help is appreciated.