I haven't noticed this before but I haven't installed Drupal 7 for quite a while either. We thought we could migrate to Drupal 8, but way too many issues and unported modules for that so back to 7.59 - BTW, this happened TWICE (I thought I had done something wrong in the first case)
I have zero knowledge as to what to do about these:
I succesfully installed Drupal and CiviCRM and migrated CiviCRM data from my former Wordpress installation. So far so good.
Now I trying to find my way around with the CiviCRM integration. I therefore created a role in Drupal so that my users can view and edit their contact data in CiviCRM - this role is called "gal_member".
I also put up some CiviCRM Sync Rules so that each user that belongs to a dynamic group in CiviCRM is synched to the role "gal_member".
My customer has an entity called 'doctor' that has many fields and has several views depending on which audience. Display Suites would seem to be able to create a custom view mode where she can move the fields around as needed for each view mode. The problem is how to programmatically change the view_mode.
I am looking for the suggestion here, I am running a multi-site in d7, few subdomains, 1.abc.com, 2.abc.com, 3.abc.com, they all in same codebase and same sql. I submitted the xmalsitemap for the main site www.abc.com to google webmaster.
the question is how to submit for those sub-domain ? xmlsitemap is only showing links for the main site, and its only working for one site, it doesn't includes those sub-domain, please advise.
Have a client for a banking application, that wants to add an application form with multiple uploaded documents and will collect some sensitive information like social security numbers.
The client is using Drupal 7 and has SSl cert to encrypt the form.
1) Is it possible to configure a contact form in Drupal and encrypt some of the more sensitive fields in the database?
2) Is it possible to allow only certain users in Drupal to view these forms?
3) Is it possible to add a multiple document upload form within Drupal.