In Drupal 7, I have disabled/hidden author info in my theme and content type, but the author still shows in search results and the "latest content" block.
I want to get rid of it, of course I could do it in CSS but that would only be front-end. I don't know how to solve it from the root of the problem.
I am hopeful that someone can at least point me in the correct direction.
I am looking to set up a way for pet owners to list their pets and schedule them for classes and grooming appointments. They need to be able to add their pet (pet name, type, gender, age, and a note - possibly more info) as a node and sign the pet up for events. I also need to be able to pull a list of users with their pet's listed. It is possible that two users would share the pets.
Hello,
in the form of my current module I inserted an applet in which the user is able to make certain inputs. When the user submits the form, I also want to get the input of the applet. Normally the input of the applet is obtained with this javascript-function:
First of all I'm totally new to this so if you could take that into consideration when you're explaining the answer I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'm working with Drupal 7
My question is this, I've created a few basic pages for my site and now I'm trying to add content only to a specific page. I'm hoping to find an easy way for my content to show up on the front page and be mirrored on only the page that it corresponds to.
My plan is that the main page will be all the info on the site that way it's always new and pages will house the content meant for that area.
Could any one help me to configure multiple registration forms having different fields for different roles in Drupal 7. I have 2 roles in my system - Role A & Role B. For each role, I want to capture different fields during the registration page.
In drupal 6, I used to achieve this using content_profile & autoassignrole. What is the best option available in Drupal 7.