I've installed drupal, tested it and take a look to some manuals. First thing i saw is that there's no content visibility control (ability to publish an article only viewable to some role, for example) but by block. Is there any way to do this (some module, or maybe i missed something)?
Note: This is for a future project in which I'm hoping to use Drupal 7.
I want to set up my content to mimic my organization's structure. I am a web developer for a university so I want to have:
- Departments
- Faculty and Staff
- Courses
Is it possible to have these content types be relational? Departments can contain faculty and courses, faculty can belong to multiple departments and courses can have multiple faculty (professors).
If someone could point me in the right direction I'd really appreciate it!
I'm having trouble with my comments not posting. Under a picture you have the comments section and when I try to add a comment to the picture, the page just refreshes and doesn't post anything. The comment does not show up in the comment administration either. I do have one photo that has 4 or 5 comments but it will not let me comment on that anymore either.
I'm trying to add some behaviour to a couple of form elements using jQuery. I understand that this should be done
through Drupal.behaviours. However, regardless of what i do, things will simply not work!
The problem is that i can't find any details about this in the JavaScript API documentation for Drupal 7, so i've had
to look at a page describing how to do this for Drupal 6 (http://drupal.org/node/114774#javascript-behaviors).
I'm creating a site that allow only adults to register only. The problem is that I don't know how to do that restriction on the sign up form. Anyone can do like that?
How can you setup a voting system in Drupal on unlimited topics, where Users can delegate (proxy) their votes on some or all of the topics to other Users?
Ideally, the topics would be organized in hierarchy groups (taxonomy) and delegated by term.
The Vote Owner would need to see the vote state for all votes and who made the vote.