I wonder why Drupal (declare as user friendly CMS) dont have a proper documentation?
I am trying to create a theme for Drupal 7.x. And somehow I managed to create a theme for drupal 7.x also but not able to create a specific theme for front page.
I goggled everywhere but no luck with any kind documentation on Drupal 7.x theme integration. Wherever I go I am ending with Drupal 6.x documentation. I hope Drupal 7.0 should not release at this time coz lack of proper documentation.
I have a block with an exposed title filter from views that allows someone to search by name. I only want this block to show up on the front page and on the results page. For the sake of argument here is a simple example of what I want to do.
www.mysite.com has the search, then you type in "John" and hit submit. This would take you to the following url...
I am very new to Drupal and am continually struggling with some of the processes. In the Drupal documentation I've seen references to "standalone PHP scripts", and I've read the documentation on the Drupal menu system, but I haven't found enough tips to do what I want.
I have an existing page with a list of items. Each item is a link. The URL for each link contains a unique ID number as a variable to be passed. I would like the link URL to call a function/script that saves the ID number as a Session variable and then redirects to a displayable page.
I guess the easiest way to describe what I'm trying to do is to give a scenario:
I have 25 customer service people and once they complete a job the customer is sent a link to a questionaire on my site for their input on how satisfied they are with their service. The ratings then accumulate to give a total value for 5 categories on the CSR's user profile.
I realize the VotingAPI module will (most likely) come into play here, but are there any other modules that might do a good portion of this? I just don't want to re-invent the wheel.