I've read loads of issues related to upgrading from 6 - 7 but i cant figure out what the problem is. I upgraded from 6 to 7 and now all my imagefields are gone.
Can anyone help me out and kindly direct me to the correct thread or something ?
Our site seems to go down about 3 times a month it seems for no apparent reason (server issue). I was curious if we can setup drupal to send an email notification when the site is down. Is this possible? If so, how would I go about setting it up
i was using drupal 6 then uninstalled it and then installed drupal 7. the site i had under 6 is gone with all modifications and now i don't even have administration privileges to modify the new installation. plz help.
even though it says i am administrator, i can't administer anything.
In a custom theme, I've developed page.tpl.php. Inside that file, I've defined images that create the graphic structure. The path I expected (and that is used when specifying graphics in the CSS file is siteroot/ all/themes/mytheme/images
Instead, the default is siteroot/images
An obvious work around is specifying the full path with $base_path . $directory.
So, here's what I am trying to accomplish but I assume I am going about it the wrong way. I have a top Navigation menu and a link to a page called 'Guides'. This page's alias is guides, so it can be accessed relatively that way.
Now, here's what I am trying to accomplish. The 'Guides' page will have links to several guides, so you can click on them. Now, here's the part I am stuck.
Configuring blocks does not seem to be working when going through admin/structure/ blocks.
Has anyone else found this? I can configuring the blocks directly from the settings button if the block is still configured to show up on that page.
For example, i just set up a new drupal 7 install on localhost, put in a zen subtheme and wanted to get rid of the 'powered by drupal block'. Could not do it from admin/structure/blocks. No changes to that blocks configuration made any changes, yet the changes show up in the blocks panel.