This would be great for selecting what roles can and can't do. If you want a registered user to do almost everything just drag your mouse and it selects all the options the registered user can do:
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So when trying to enable module, I get this error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function drupal_install_modules() in /home/../drush/commands/pm/pm.drush.inc on line 300
Works fine with Drupal 6.15 though.
I know that there's a pledge, that "Drush will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released" but am I the only one using Drush with D7 since could not find any posts about this? :)
I really dont have much knowledge when it comes to coding but I have what seems to be a upgrading issue and I am not sure if it is a bug or if its my site. I know Drupal 7 is not out yet but I am trying to upgrade my site at a fake location to see how its going. The site is exactly as my site would be when I will attempt to upgrade it to Drupal 7.
Please help -- I have a Drupal 7 installation that used to work fine until I shuffled some domains around on the host. Now, when I go to the /admin or /user URL I am directed to a different domain name (and thus given a 404). I've tried:
1. upgrading to the very latest Drupal 7
2. searching a full SQL dump for the incorrect domain name (it's not there)
3. setting the BASE URL explicitly
4. everything else I can think of