I have been using Drupal for several years now (having come from using Smarty as a templating system).
Although I love Drupal, one thing that is really annoying to me is editing my node HTML in an editor and then having to copy and paste it into a node repeatedly.
Is there a module that would link a node to an HTML snippet located somewhere on the site, say, above the document root? Then I could use my editor to connect via FTP to the snippet and edit it. The snippet would be pulled into the node when I refreshed my browser window.
for some days I'm trying to recreate a functionality of Views I foolishly overwrote. Only one thing is for sure; it worked without PHP coding, for I'm a very, very unskilled coder with PHP to tackle something like that (which doesn't mean this state can't be improved...)
I'm using booknavigation and taxonomy.
The Hierarchy of the booknavigation is the same as the one for the taxonomy:
a
-aa
--aaa
---[here you find the content related to the Child-Page aaa resp. to the term aaa content]
--aab
---[here you find the content related to the Child-Page aab resp. to the term aab content]
--aac
---[here you find the content related to the Child-Page aac resp. to the term aac content]
--ab
--aba
---[here you find the content related to the Child-Page aba resp. to the term aba content]
--abb
---[here you find the content related to the Child-Page abb resp. to the term abb content]
I've just finished writing a Drupal distribution with some module dependencies. The distribution installed successfully locally however, when I tried to install it on a live server, I get the following memory error:
what I need to do is to assign the values for the data retrieved from any .ASMX.WSDL file (for instance the one above) into cck nodes;
I was wondering if anyone could possibly help in understanding the steps it takes to do this.
I have no clue what pathway/modules I could use to achieve such,
using D7 I noticed a loss of performance compared to D6. I found out it might have to do with the innoDB configuration. I would like to optimize the innoDb settings but since I'm on shared hosting that might not be possible. I copied the setting as found in phpMyAdmin below.
My question is: should work D7 ok with this configuration (so the problem with the performance is somewhere else) or is it better to change back to MyISAM?
And if so, is it safe to change all the tables in D7 back to MyISAM by ALTER TABLE table ENGINE=MyISAM?