Hello all, I apologize if this is a stupid question, but I've just started using drupal. I am running this on a wamp server (wampserver3.2.3_x64).
After I got a fresh install of Drupal 7.73 (I have to use drupal 7), I started adding modules. I went and got the "webform" module (form_builder-7.x-2.0-alpha7) first as well as the other required module (chaos tools and views). When I selected "add content" then "Webform" I got a few dozen errors about undefined properties and "trying" to get other properties.
All the comment buttons are disabled for me. However, if I go into the source of the webpage and remove the "disabled" tag and click the post button, the comment posts as it should.
What's even more strange is that users can still comment on posts, as if this isn't happening to them.
I've tried using different browsers and different users, but the problem still occurs for me.
I would appreciate advice on how to best approach a theming of pages based upon whether they are contained in a particular queue (see nodequeue and entityqueue modules). I like the way unpublished pages are rendered in my (Adaptive) theme as an administrator, i.e. all content is visible, but with a shaded red background, and a large text labeled "Unpublished" at the top of the content.
I've tracked down the code which generates this rendering, which is located in a file called 'preprocess.inc', which has the following snippet:
I am using Drupal 7. For an upcoming conference, I have created a content type called Registrants. This content type has a Name and Email Address field (field type is email address). In preparation for this upcoming conference, we have received over 100 registrants. My manager now wants to login to the Drupal site and access a Body/ckEditor form that will create an email message and on submission will send that email out to all email addreses of all the Registrants. How can this be done?