Drupal 7.x

Hello, 

After https redirect(updated .htaccess), I am not able to login as super admin. I have another temp admin account. I am able to access. I cant access using super admin account.

I logged into cpanel and changed password there. I am still not able to login as super admin.

I logged in as temp admin account to drupal site> people > I saw super admin as active listed. I changed password there for super admin but not able to login. 

Please advise. 

Hi I am creating a new site based on Drupal 7 I have set up a RHEL 7 server with apache marina db and php.

I have set my public file system path to sites/default/files

I have set my private system path to ../private

in RHEL 7 my file tree is var then www then html website is located in there. I place the private folder in the www along with the html so my private area is out of the website location.

I have created a content type with a file upload to the ../private/maintenance_manuals/file name

Hello,

I have feeds mostly working butcan't seem to get one specific field to import media from private://

If I modify the csv field with the address for the media file to use an http address it can do the import but specifying private:// as the file source will cause it to do the import of the data from the csv file but not the media files.

Is there any way I can configured the feeds importer to work with files stored in private:// for media importing?

Hi,

I am trying to add new blocks to the user options on their dashboard (homebox). I.e. so that they can select and add them from the list if they so choose.

According to your User Guide... "It's possible for platform administrators to define new blocks by using the Drupal dedicated menu : Structure -> Homebox"

and... "Clicking then on the "Layout" link will allow you to activate new blocks (you need to have created block in advance as normal Drupal blocks). "

Hello,

how can I edit the template of "tags" page (www.domain.com/tags/my-tag, e.g.: http://www.starwars.cz/tags/epizoda-ix)?

Thank you very much.

Jan Valušek