I am sure this has been covered several times but i need some additional help.
I have a company that needs to be able to create user specific pages to upload maps to them.
For example company x logs in to the site and needs to view a map, he cant see anything make any changes but view a map only. Company X cannot see any other companies or data, just company x specific data. How is this possible?
I am a Instructional Technology graduate student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and I am trying to compare LMS solutions and I was wondering if any of you have a more detailed features/facts list for Drupal then what appears on the website. I want to know answers to the following types of questions:
Hello! New to Drupal, new to your discussion. I haven't found this exact topic in my search yet; hopefully I'm not duplicating a thread.
I work for an organization that supports a number of websites inside our Intranet. We're trying to decide whether to implement a CMS solution & are trying to find the best solution--if indeed a CMS can do what we need, without too much development work. Up to this point we've been using a MS Access DB that has the capability of auto-generating code to display the addition of hundreds of files to an on-line library. Essential features we have CURRENTLY on our Web pages via our DB:
o Posting of documents of all types so that end-users can download them one at a time
o No document collaboration (we don't need this & will not pay extra for this feature)
o Auto-generation of html code based on contents of a specified directory (Drupal would handle this differently via its underlying database & that is fine; this is the way the Access DB handles it for us right now)--IN OTHER WORDS, FILES ARE NOT ADDED ONE AT A TIME, BUT IN BULK BY MEANS OF POINTING TO THEIR CONTAINER DIRECTORY. Can Drupal do bulk file addition?
Quite a few customers aske us to add Drupal integration to PHPRunner. Since this solution is quite generic I thought I would share it here.
The key is to display third party app in iframe. Besides that we need to make third party app login/logout automatically. This will be implemented by passing Drupal session id via URL. This tutorial applies to Drupal 7.x and PHPRunner 5.1 or better. Should work the same way with earlier versions of Drupal.
1. Enable PHP filter
'Configuration and modules' menu, 'Modules' tab. Enable 'PHP filter'.