Turtlereality created this sit for the Latin Mass Society using Drupal 7 and CiviCRM. The website includes lots of useful information in a carefully structured system, a shop selling LMS products and a member database used to manage the organisation. It also features searchable maps showing the location of churches and masses.
Hello
I have a drupal 7 with the smtp module activated and configured, but it seems that drupal continues to send messages by phpmailer and without going through the server specified in the smtp module. <How can I make sure that any mail sent from drupal is sent from the configured smtp - including those generated by the 'Mass contact' module?
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I have a Drupal 7 setup with a number of different content types, each with a common set of fields.
Each content type has its own feed, which calls a .csv that's produced from a Google Spreadsheet in tab-delimited format. Cron is set to run feeds importers daily, so when we make updates to the Google Sheet they are automatically reflected in the website
This has been working fine until recently, when we noticed the website was not updating. I checked the feeds log and see two entries at the same Log Time:
Im looking for a way to let my website users stream from their phone/laptop. I see that there is some module which offer live streaming but rely on 3rd parties.
Is there anyway that does not depend on 3rd parties?
Individual completed commerce orders can be viewed by admins at admin/commerce/orders/%/view, or by authorized non-admins at admin/commerce/orders/%, where % is the order number. The display of the order is fairly clean: "Order xxxx" at the top, then a table of line items, then an order summary table, and finally customer profile information. That's it.
Can anyone think of a way to add next and previous links to completed orders immediately preceding/following the one you're looking at?