Drupal 7.x

I'm using filedepot to manage download file from my site. It worked well until now.
Now I'm still able to download file (as before) but the name of downloaded file is index.php and, of course, I need to rename it.

I've installed the last version and checked libraries, but no change occurred.

Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks, Fabrizio

Hi, I'm a relative beginner in Drupal and need some assistance with my view if possible!?

I'm using Drupal 7.22.

Briefly - on my system an employee can record multiple time records (using Time Tracker module 7.x-1.5), and those employees with a manager role can flag another employee as being in their team (using Flags module 7.x-3.7). Occasionally an employee may be flagged by multiple managers, which is a valid state.

Good morning,

Are there any freelancers out there that would be willing to give me a hand with my website? I'm having a couple of small link error issues as well as some formatting that I need fixed. Please let me know.

 Thank you

 Rob Spector

spec1974@gmail.com

I want to run a multi-site and I have all the subdirectory folders setup and even the databases. Yet when I go to a local site, it goes straight to the "setup drupal" screen instead. I checked the settings.php file and they point directly to the databases that they should.

What gives? I am following the drupal documentation on it to the best I can but it just always goes towards setting up "drupal" page.

Is it possible to insert data into a custom table without having to build a new function? Drupal 7.59.

I’m the administrator of a sophisticated site built with Drupal 7 and I need to quickly learn how to do a few things that would be trivial if I were working with a Dreamweaver site.  I’ve watched a few introductory lessons on Lynda.com etc. and I’m willing to bet that there are equivalent ways to accomplish these tasks with my Drupal site but I don’t immediately see how.

With the Dreamweaver site, as an administrator with access to the server what I could easily do is: use an ftp client to access and see all of the media from the site as it exists on the server.