Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction here..
I am busy setting up a new site based on D7.. I want to create a "customer" portal and a "staff" portal.. I would like to gather all the relevant information relating to the business for these two user types..
Ultimately I would like the registration form to start by asking if the person is a customer or staff and from there ask them to fill in the information relating to them.. For example a customer may be asked for company details while staff may be asked for emergency contact details..
PHP register globals Enabled ('1')
register_globals is enabled. Drupal requires this configuration directive to be disabled. Your site may not be secure when register_globals is enabled. The PHP manual has instructions for how to change configuration settings.
So what? Have I to buy a server and make changes? I don't want that stupid security, just install and work.
I have been tasked to upgrade my works website and have chosen to use drupal 7 to do so.
Im fairly new to drupal s please bare with me.
After adding the menu items I noticed that the menu is positioned just a little bit too far to the right. (check out what I mean here: www.yamasaki.com.au). as you can see the menu items are too far to the right.
Is there a way I can force them too the left further? Im using the SuperClean 7.x-1.0-beta1 (default theme).
I'm using the Rules module to try and set up a rule for when a dealer logs in he can only access the data designed for them.
However, I get this error message - I've looked and I can see is it's something to do with rules - not quite sure I understand it totally
The integrity check failed with the following error message: "action content_access_action_grant_node_permissions: Invalid data selector site:current-user: specified."
The only user I could pick was - the current user specified - there was no other option specified for me.