I`m using D7, created a custom node called project and for comments created 3 fields: field_1, field_2, field_3.
By default Drupal displays all 3 fields in a "block".
What i want to do is to get the individual fields from all the comments displayed in a "table" for example.
I`v created comment--project.tpl.php, comment-wrapper--project.tpl.php customize the view of the comments for the node type called project.
How do i get the 3 fields called in the *tpl.php files?
I'm looking at upgrading a few sites from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, and in the looking around and testing with design ideas, I'm thinking about putting clickable buttons in the header for one of the sites.
So, with that thought in mind, is there any pre-build module, or any pretty easy way out there for adding multiple images to the header, and assigning links to the images?
What I'd like to do is something like this (visually):
I'm about to dive into a project using the Drupal 7 Ajax framework for the first time.
We have a lot of external "partners" who provide content. Some provide server side code in PHP which calls their server and returns html to put on our page. Others provide Javascript which we simply put between script tags where we want their content to appear.
I would like to obfuscate (disguise) email addresses so that they are not visible to spam bots.
After reading other posts on this subject on here I downloaded and installed Invisimail 7.x 1.1. I already have CKEditor 7.x 1.1
In CKeditor configuration, the profiles for both Advanced (filtered HTML) and Full (Full HTML) I checked the checkbox for 'Encode Email Addresses: Javascript-wrapped HTML entries' (expand 'security' section to reveal).
In 'Filter' Configuration, in Filtered HTML, Full HTML and Plain Text configurations I checked the checkbox against 'Encode Email Addreeses: Javascript wrapped HTML entities'
If I edit a Basic page (using CKEditor), select 'Full HTML' and type 'email: you@yourdomain.com' and save it; when I view the page it displays 'email: you@yourdomain.com' with the email address as a hyperlink.
If I view the source of the page I see:
email: <a href="mailto:you@yourdomain.com">you@yourdomain.com</a>
If I go back to edit the page in Full HTML I only see:
'email:'
If I click the 'source' button to view all the HTML tags I see:
<script type="text/javascript"> <!--
document.getElementById('7fcabfe4911afec8b5b8fd80ef54fc7b1cfad1d3').innerHTML = 'you@yourdomain.com';
// --> </script>
I have a problem with my webhost. I succesfully developed a website in localhost. I bought a .com and .nl domain and was going to launch the website. When I launched it, I received the HTTP Internal Error 500. I googled it and found out it had something to do with my .htaccess configuration. When I asked my host for information they mentioned that they chose to block certain apache commandos, and therefore the .htaccess was blocked.