Hello, I'm editing a Drupal module, and in the module there are some hooks created(in [module name].api.php file). I invoke the hook inside the same module. So I edited one of the hooks to see some results, but it seems that for drupal the hooks is not edited, since I'm having the same result as before. I cleaned cache but still same result.
So can you say me how can I update/refresh the hook or the hook file?
Hi, I have right now a view built for a particular content type we will call a "Part". There is then a " Parts" vocabulary to ascribe a taxonomy term or terms for sorting that content in my menu. Everything is functioning properly, but I am wondering if I can apply an exposed filter to only one branch of my menu tree.
I copied my production site over to a new site in order to create a clean development site. The site displays fine except when I login as the admin it takes me to an error page, but does not show any error codes. I also cannot access any pages when I'm logged in as the admin - just the error page (from my theme). If I login as a non-admin user, I can access all pages as usual, except not the edit profile/account tabs - it just takes me to the same error page.
In fact, since we recovered from a hack (Japanese Key Words) all three users have problems. Here's the detail:
This mono Drupal site is more than 10 years old, originally D6, now converted to D7.61. After the hack I decided switch user/1 (who left years ago) to a new user name and pw (using advice from the forum and editing the DB). That *seems* to have worked perfectly but when I visit the site I am automatically logged in as user/1 whether I like it or not. I deleted all the relevant passwords in my Chromium register but I cannot logout or drupal does an immediate login.