This seems to be a very simple problem but I'm completely lost trying to make it work in Drupal. Basically I have an input text field and a submit button. I try to keep both on the same line but so far no luck. I can't figure out where in CSS that I can keep them within one line. I guess this might be something to do with the way drupal renders form but I don't want to hack. Appreciate any tip to make this work without hacking.
I'm not sure if this is right place since I'm not sure if this should have been handled before installation, but here goes...
I have a PDO driver that seems to be enabled in phpinfo.php. I also have Drupal 7 up and running in the same webserver directory. However, Drupal was installed with a SQLite database (that was my only option during installation).
If I wanted to configure Drupal to talk to my other sql-compliant database via PDO, what file(s) do I edit to atleast establish a connection? I've been trying to find documentation on this, but no instructions found.
hi everyone. I'm Rachael, and I am currently trying to get my brand new drupal site to work. It seems people are coming to the site, however are somehow landing on a 404 - and going away! - I'm losing potential members!!! Can anyone help?
btw, am looking later, for a drupal designer to come on board with us (assuming we can sort this), it will be to run 6 sites, moderate, add content etc. I will pay very well. Just need help with this wee issue first arghhhhhh
This might seem like a silly question but I've searched and can not find any docs on how to rewrite a D6 query statement using a default values of %d. It's easy to convert when you know what %d is but what about when there is no value specified.
Here's a statement I'm having trouble determining how to rewrite to the D7 API