I´ve got a problem with my drupal using LDAP-Authentication.
When Iam trying to login with my LDAP-Credentials, I get this message:
Another user already exists in the system with the same email address. You should contact the system administrator in order to solve this conflict.
Sorry, unrecognized username or password. Have you forgotten your password?
An when I type a wrong password, I get this message:
Anyone know of a module that will allow me to add a row total to a menu link? For example, I have a view named "Announcements" that brings up 5 results. In my menu, I want the link to the announcements page to display as "Announcements(5)".
$render will output the form on the page. The forms css classes will be shop-form-item-20, shop-form-item-21 etc... Now I need to add an extra class eg: <form method="post" action="" class="cart shop-form-item-20 ">
I've noticed that drupal.org doesn't use HTTPS by default for its login page (although the server will respond to HTTPS connections on that page if made). My question isn't so much about drupal.org but more about HTTP vs HTTPS for login pages (authentication) in general. Is HTTP good enough for protecting user credentials? Since drupal.org uses HTTP for its authentication, it leads me to believe that it is "good enough." Of course the sites content won't be encrypted.
My Situation
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A product registration Site with a list of products and serial number filed
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Created a select list with registrable products