We are putting together a Drupal 7 site which is required to display several different product models; each model having 4 to 8 individual designs for customers to compare. We are currently experimenting with the best way to approach this challenge. Right now we are trying to use Views in combination with the Quick Tabs module and Books.
I want to change the title that appears on the user pages (such as example.com/user) and add a paragraph of intro text. I believe I need to do this using a preprocess function in template.php or a module, but I've been unsuccessful so far. Using hook_form_alter does not give me access to the page title... only to the form elements.
I am using Drupal 7.2 and I am interesting altering the pages, not the blocks (such as user_login_block).
Problem is that once in a while, the first access to the site takes a whole minute..
It seems some script is waiting for a minute, and then the page is loaded in a couple of seconds.
Hi
I am extremely new to drupal and am trying to understand how to go about creating my website. I want users to be able to search a list of food companies (i.e. General Mills) and their brands (i.e. type of cereals, candy etc...) and have the search results return a page with the company name, brand name and related information that I will input. In my mind this information on the company should be in a database. One company , its phone number, address, url etc... can have hundreds of brands with their own phone numbers, url, address etc...
How can I set my node title, in Drupal 7, with the values of others three fields?
I created a node type using CCK, called folks, and I have three fields called first_name, middle_name and last_name. I want that my title field had the value of these three fields space separated.
For Drupal 7, I am specifically wanting to print the Author of the Node's Profile information. For example, if I add I biography field to my list of profile questions, I want to display this field on a node.
The core distinction here being that, I do not want to display the VISITOR'S profile information, but the AUTHOR'S information.