Running Drupal 7. We would like to have the IP address of those who submit forms on our site just for our records. We are using webform.
I've added ip_address to the email template, but each submission has the same IP address no matter if I submit an inquiry or a website visitor submits an inquiry.
I'm thinking the problem is that we are running some pretty strict security including a content distribution network hosting solution. And even with the CDN, we have things locked down pretty tight.
I've got a file with 2 functions. One function has a db_select query. At one point in the other function, it calls the first function, but the query won't run. However, if I pull the query out and paste it directly into the second function, it runs fine. Is there something special I need to do inside of the first query to make it recognizable to the second query when called?
I installed drupal with a few other basic mods (views, seo checklist, token, panels). When I test my server's 'clean url' capability using the drupal tester all I get is a page refresh.
I go to 'clean urls' and do the test. When I push 'run the clean url test' button the page just refreshes and displays the test page again.
I'm planning on making a personal website which will include e-commerce, static pages, and a few other things, but I also want it to have a little blogging properties. I was wondering if there is any module to post to most networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and other. As far as I've seen there is a Post to Facebook module but it's still under development.
I have 8 different resource types that a user can choose from (website, book, journal, music, etc.). Each resource type has a unique set of fields associated with it (for example, a book probably doesn't have a URL field). Instead of creating 8 different content types, I'd like to list all 8 resource types together through a vocabulary. When the user selects that the resource they're adding is a website, the page will change to show website related fields (ex: URL).