I'm trying to create a kind of workflow with the "Rules" module on D7.
i have 2 questions :
Is there a way to analyse and compare a field value after the user submit a webform?
Is there a way to set a field value after saving a content?
For the last question i tried to use the Rules module action "set data value" on a text, field after saving content. But i get this error when i perform the webform...
I'm about to start a project which I'm considering Drupal very keenly for it. However, I'd like a few opinions/comments/suggestion to make sure Drupal is the best tool for my project.
The project is community site which will have two main user types: clients and users. Clients will be able to create profiles, update their profile with an available/unavailable switch, create private galleries (both photos and videos which users will have to pay to view). Users will have basic profile details, plus the ability to rate/review clients, add to favourites, view private galleries. In order to do that we'll need to implement the following features:
- Private video/photo galleries accessed only after registered user has paid a fee
- Video optimiser
- Photo optimiser (I've being using TimThumb in Wordpress a lot and thought about using it with Drupal as well. Has anyone used it? Good? Bad idea?)
- Advanced search
- Banner management
- My Library (all purchased video and photo galleries)
- My favourites
- Review system
When user post something on my forum, there is an error message that shows up but everything is working. Administrator when posting the same thing, the error does not show up. So I was wondering if there was a way to turn off all error code for the user?
I recently installed D7 for my new website. After playing with Field and Content type, I found out that adding 'body' field to an existing Content type will make the trimmed 'body' display incorrectly. It actually display nothing at all. I tried every possible way I can think of but none of them work. The content types created with the 'body' field have no problem. Can this be a bug or am I missing something?
I'm slowly understanding the concept of frameworks and am potentially interested in getting more in depth in the subject and in my programming. However I'd like some more clarity on how Drupal could be used as a framework. I know there's a difference of opinion on whether to label it as such but I just want to know, for those who do, how do you use it as a framework? What modules do you use? I think this will give me more clarity on the ambiguous idea of a framework as well.
Whenever I visit any page other than the home page for a new site I'm developing on my localhost, Drupal sends a 404 HTTP response but then delivers the expected content - this is even happening when requesting in the format /node/7
While I'm not overly concerned as the content is being delivered, and this is a local development - I don't think it will look too good in a production environment.
Has anyone else experienced this, and/or is there an explanation or fix for it?