I am trying to figure out the best way to connect our Zendesk account to our new Drupal 7 CMS. Even having it post from Zendesk to Drupal and just use Drupal to manage the content (view only) that would be amazing.
Has anyone has experience in this? Would love to better understand how to enable this.
After registering to the site, user need to have a possibility to fill one more registration form (only registered users see that). There are some more fields and this form needs administration approval. If administrator approves it, the user should get a new role and also the filled fields should appear on his/her profile.
How can I do that? I have read books and searched forums, but cant find a good answer. Should I make a content type with the new form? And if the user fills it? How can I connect the form fields with user profile with administrators approval?
Would like to ask if anyone can think how it would be possible to distinguish or log Links to Wiki Article Pages that do not yet have content in a Drupal Wiki. My current system is using wikitools where if the URL /wiki/EMPTY_PAGE_NAME is entered into browser or linked, it will go to a page to create that article.
However, I am trying to think of a way that I can tell our users which Articles are empty and need help to write content on.
I've had trouble getting the admin > appearance pane in a fresh install of drupal 7 to pick up any installed themes at all. I've dropped the theme folders in sites/all/themes, and tried clearing the cache under admin > performance. All it takes to detect new themes is to refresh the admin > appearance page, right?
The themes I've tried are adaptivetheme, analytic, and zeropoint. Many of the other themes I've looked at have only unstable versions listed for 7.0 or none at all; is it just that drupal 7 is not well supported by theme makers yet?
I recently created a fresh install of Drupal 7 for my blog. However, it's really slow compared to my Drupal 6 blog running on the exact same MediaTemple (DV) server.