Drupal 7.x

Drupal 7 installed on www.ibtcanada.com. tried tinyMCE, CKEditor, YUIeditoer, only CKEditor working.

TinyMCE 3.4.2, not working.

thx

fuzi

I've been working on this project for a few weeks now. I've already been using views without any problems. I went to add a new one today, very simple, just displayed a list of one content type. But when I try to navigate to the view's page, I get a 404 "page not found." error. All views I have created up to this point still work fine, even after editing them and saving them again.

Yes, I clicked "Save." AND I cleared all caches. No luck :(

Any ideas?

Hi, I've just not got the time to sit and sort this out, quick job for experienced developer.

I'm running http://drupal.org/project/whois

I require a snippet of php code which runs the whois function directly - rather than me entering each domain in a form.

Then to store the results of the array, i.e. domain name, sponsor, created, expires, etc. to the database

That's it, no fancy form needed, just a php snippet please.

Paypal funds waiting :)

Thanks

Paul.

OK, so I want to link a menu item to a file, but I don't want to do a full path because I'm changing the full path eventually from development to production. I've researched this (and in the past done some things—some things I'm not proud of...) and I see lots of hacks and what-not, but that all makes it seem to me like I'm not getting it

Let's say I want to create a menu that links to a file. Well, I know there's a sites/default/files directory, so for the file link I put in this:

sites/default/files/jackson_logo.png

I'm sure there are many modules but I'm not sure what might be ideal or if there's an alternative in the Drupal core. I primarily want to limit access to content and forums to only invited users. Something along those lines.

Hi all,

D7 has been working out very well, except that it seems some users' passwords will suddenly stop working. There does not appear to be any consistent, recognizable pattern to this; it seems as though random users are affected at random times. But what's clear is that the sha512 hash stored in the database is being changed.

Using the "Request new password" link allows a user to log in once (using the one-time login link), and it even APPEARS to allow them to change their password (no errors, and a confirmation message that the password has been changed). However, logging out and trying to log back in again results in another failed login attempt.

The only way to allow a user to log in normally is to manually re-set his/her password using the admin account. This only works for a time, however, as passwords will suddenly "go bad" without warning. Perhaps the most frustrating thing about this is that it now has happened to my admin account. I re-generated my password using user_hash_password() (from password.inc) and manually inserted that into the appropriate field in my user table in the database, so I have access again, but this is becoming a lot of trouble. Happens on both locally hosted/dev and remote/live site.