I'm missing the toolbar link for installing/upgrading modules. The only link I have is for uninstalling. When I go into the backend link(/admin/modules/install) I get a permissions error, although I do have permission. My update manager is enabled, the
# $conf['allow_authorize_operations'] = FALSE; line in the settings.php file is commented out. I don't know what else to check.
Someone suggested that this might have occurred after I updated Drupal core a number of weeks ago and I might not have noticed at the time.
I have a website which is heavily based on views. The view represent the page, has the path. The view consists of pages, blocks of content types and so on.
I have a requirement to build search feature. So in my search view I display different types of content. It works but...
I don't want to allow users to visit part of a content (f.e /content/node/1), I want them to click something that search view found the text inside and redirect them to page with url( f.e. /about-us).
I need to search and show results from tables. At the moment I have created the pages using standard PHP code with a downloaded search and display results script.
THis all works well. I have for some months pondered how to use Drupal 7 user roles to control access to these search pages.
I have received several ideas
Turn my pages into a node
Turn my php pages into a module
Use the user.auth service
Ok my php experience is limited and the user.auth service is a bit of an uphill struggle ok a marathon.
Apologies if this has been explained elsewhere - I've tried researching this dozens of ways, and I've found posts that address pieces of what I'd like to do, but not the whole thing. I'm pretty new to Drupal and am afraid of corrupting my current site in the process, so any clear, step-by-step instructions would be much appreciated!