Drupal 7.x

I have a content type "projects", and each project is tagged with a taxonomy term. I have pages on my site that are also tagged with a taxonomy term from the same vocabulary. I want to make a view that lists the titles of all the "projects" on the pages that have matching tags.

I have tried all the various combinations of CONTEXTUAL FILTERS and RELATIONSHIPS that I could think of to get the view to work and it wont change on my pages. It ether doesn't work at all, or it lists all projects and not the ones that have matching tags.

Hi Guys,

I am having trouble figuring out how to give an authenticated user permissions to create my content types like Basic Page, Article etc.

I have 'Create New Content' tick box ticked in the permissions of all the Content Types along with the rest and even have 'Administer content', 'Administer content types' 'Administer blocks' to see if they would do anything. However once I log in as an Authenticated User the black admin bar i see while logged in as an administrator with things like Content, Structure, Appearance are gone.

Hi All

I have recently retired and am returning to my roots as a 'traditional' application developer and I have a few applications I would like to develop.

I created a new content type that even anonymous people will be able to add content with, but I want to make it my default front page, except I need to theme it to match the rest of my site. Do I just need another page template file, and if so what do I name it?

Some searching has lead me to hook_custom_theme(), but I'm not sure where or how to use it. I'm pretty familiar with theming, but not so great with PHP without some direction.

For a node content type I'm working with I have 'Default' and 'Teaser' as my options under 'Manage Display'. How do I add a custom mode like 'Teaser Short' or 'My Custom Display Mode Name'?

What am I doing wrong?

I'm using PHP code as a text format in my Blog content type. I can't figure out why $node_url is creating an error. Shouldn't this already be defined? Can I define another variable for the post as well? I'm running the following through my text field:

<fb:comments href="<?php print "http://devdr7.benrenschen.com" . $node_url; ?>"></fb:comments>

I get the following error: