i'm new to drupal and starting a new webproject and trying to keep the most with core modules for now. I have the following menu structure:
-Home
-MenuA (link to taxonomy)
--MenuA1 (link to taxonomy)
--MenuA2 (link to taxonomy)
-MenuB (link to taxonomy)
--MenuB1 (link to taxonomy)
--MenuB2 (link to node)
The issue is with the context menu when I'm in MenuA1 or MenuB2 it shows ok:
Home >> MenuA >> MenuA1
Home >> MenuB >> MenuB1
I would like an estimate of the cost to port a theme to Drupal. The theme is fpespq.org. It is not on Drupal. I would like fully functionnal port without the flash. I do not wan't a website transfer. Only a port of the theme to Drupal 7. You can contact me at gabrielmayrandchadwick@fpespq.org.
I'd like to use some Flash swf files (not flvs) as 'pages' in my Drupal 7 site. Is there a simple way to do this currently, or do I have to wait till SWFTools is ported over to Drupal 7?
After creating a content type that allowed for a swf file to be uploaded to my server, I can click the link to that file and have the swf play correctly. I then tried using views to give that swf file a path so I could open it directly as a Drupal page, but ended up getting errors.
I have just set-up fresh install of Drupal 7 on my personal webserver (IIS7 on Windows 7 x64).
It seems to work as expected but I have a problem. While I am able to add new content I can't find a way to force Drupal to show anything but "Page not found" in case of homepage.
For instance, I created a new content and this is:
I am using Drupal 7 and I am trying to add a teaser using the Views module. Also, I want a "more" link to take me to the actual article. In Drupal 6 I could choose a field called Node: Teaser. In Drupal 7there is no such thing. Is there something equivalent ? Also, I can't seem to get the "more" link to appear (it appears on the preview while I am editing the view but not on the actual page).