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I have struggled with intermittent fatal errors, which disappeared after a short while, but tonight I tried to install a new theme, and got locked out of my site - visiting the URL, I just get this:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 30146560) (tried to allocate 763491 bytes) in /web1/userxxxxx/website/includes/database/database.inc on line 2039
I am building a web site for business and I would like to have certain specific content, pages, or specific menu links to be available to only registered users while the rest of the site is viewable by anyone. How is this possible?
For example when an anonymous user comes to the site I would like them to have access to the home page content but then require them to register or log in to see the other pages on the site. Or, I would like to have a specific menu item or link on the main menu be available only to registered users.
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Feedback would be cool. This is a simple message board or forum if you will for students already in college since there is not one currently out there to my knowledge. I used HTML to create the website and Drupal for the forum. The HTML is pretty much eye candy.
Is there a way to expose the native cck fields in Drupal 7's advanced search? I'm working in a test environment and was able to index the site so that the search function will search and return results for text in the native cck fields. However, I would like those fields to be exposed in the search so that people can search for text specific to a field. Is this possible?
I tried adding the fields to the Search Index display, but that's not exposing the fields in the advanced search.
Rather than have the user login box take up space, I have a "login/register" tab at the right of the main menu. Of course, when logged in, the text remains the same, even though you have "logout" at the top right.
Is there a way for the menu tab to change to "logout" once a member has logged in?