I want to create a drupal portal which should be used by different organisations. Every organisation should get his own section within the portal where he can:
- manage his own users
- Have an own blogsystem per organisation
- have own content per organisation
- Own user statistics
- have prefferably an own subdomein (http://organisation.portal.com)
Hello all! I'm brand new to website design and content management, but was tasked with creating a website to host data for our research. Essentially, I need to create some sort of relational database and host it online. We have a large amount of soil data that is categorized by location (where it was taken), and each location can potentially have several pages or spreadsheets worth of data. I need to be able to host all this data and keep it organized by location.
Is it possible to use both the taxonomy vocabulary and term in pathauto? For example, I have a vocabulary "Links" which includes the terms "Professional" and "Personal". If I create a new link for our company website, I would like to URL to read:
I notice that the default theme on my site appears to show all link, objects etc as left alligned. I realise that this is not the normal look of a standard Drupal 7 site and wondered if anyone can tell me why the site theme is displaying the way it is.
Sorry if this is a 'no brainer' to some but I did search on the forums before I posted.
I am new to drupal development. I am trying to insert a user form into a node of a certain type. I am doing so by calling drupal_get_form('mymodule') from within mymodule_node_view, then building the form array, and then inserting the form into $node->content. The form renders correctly, but the mymodule_validate and mymodule_submit functions are never called. What am I missing?
I have a Views page (that also uses Views Slideshow) that I have an element that has a div id that I want to use javascript to hide the thumbnails till a div class is hovered. So for example, this works on a static page if I recreate the elements, but is not getting called in Drupal if I link the script to
in the html.tlp.php:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#shower')
.bind('mouseover', report)
$('#tnails')
.hide()
.bind('mouseout', hidemenu);