Am installing Drupal 7.0 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 5.4
I upgraded the PHP 5.1.6 to 5.3 following a set of instructions I found detailing the removal of the old PHP and installation of PHP53 (and other extensions like gd). I think I've done this correctly - my other php/mysql dependent applications on this server seem to work fine.
When I go to my drupal base directory, the first page takes about 3 minutes to load, and when it does, I just get the text and no graphics (actually, I get a broken-picture icon for the banner).
Hi, I am pretty new to Drupal and CMS's in general. I have been working with Joomla on a few sites, really just sites that I have inherited. I do mostly visual design work, but I am getting more and more into the technical aspects of all web development and internet/intranet management. I have been approached to design and develop a web design for a small medical company (I presently am doing their graphic design and branding work.) They do pathology.
On my current Drupal installation I have defined a new Conent Type (here referred as "records") and added some custom fields: record_ref_id, record_user_id.
I am currently trying to implement a function which is giving me all node IDs for records with certain record_ref_ids and record_user_ids. Rather than getting this information directly from the database I am using Drupal Views. I have created a view "get_records" and added exposed filters for "record_ref_if" and "record_user_id".
I'm trying to find how to make a group of field repeatable in a new content type.
Let say in an article a person can add one or more "book".
A book being composed of a title field, an abstrct field and an image field.
How can i make it so the user can just click on repeat to create a new group of these 3 fields?
This seems like it would be a basic feature, but i can't find a way to do it in Drupal 7.