Duke University Health System is a world-class hospital and health care network including three hospitals in central North Carolina (Duke University Hospital, Durham Regional Hospital, and Duke Raleigh Hospital), as well as outpatient, wellness, and hospice care.
Hello! First post here. I installed the Simple news module on Drupal 7 and can send newsletters but would like to create a role for an Editor to be able to send out a monthly news letter without full blown admin rights to the Drupal environment. I have searched and not found anything that walks you through this type of role creation? I have a testuser that I applied some basic simple news permissions to that I thought might work but when I log in I dont see any of the Simple News or Admin Menus?
We are a city government and some departments have a LOT of files such as PDFs, Word and Excel files. We are wanting to get our team to remove all Word and Excel documents and replace them with safer options. They are asking me if they can have a list exported of what files they have and the file type, date, location, etc. Is there a way to do this by exporting all files in the directories w/ these peramaters? Like export to Excel or something? Thanks!
I just installed Drupal Commerce on my dev site, as we're working on moving from Ubercart to Commerce. However, all of the sub-menu items for Commerce are showing up as parent-level menu items on the Admin menu. They're all children on the menu manage page. I've tried clearing the cache, moving the items out of the Store menu and then back, etc. They still show as parent-level items. This makes for an admin menu that is too wide for the screen and now goes 2 rows.
Below sql error is shown after I run some feeds import. But it has no detailed SQL statement so I can find the PHP code. Do you have any tip to fix this? TIA.
SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '))' at line 1