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Total noob here. made it through the installation, started to add a little content, can't get my home page or any page to show up. My site is http://mariaerb.com/D7testsite/ nothing displays. Thanks!
I am trying to create a website that will be centered around forms and form reports. I have been able to create the forms easily, but the reports are a different story.
I am trying to find a way to compile the results of the forms using simple mathematical operations (sum up columns, divide, ect.) into reports.
I tried to use Views Calc, but it does not work on D7. Could anyone tell me if this would suit my needs?
I have also tried Webform and Webform reports.
Any suggestions our insights would be appreciated.
I have a taxonomy menu, called France. I override the template using views and associated to a content type called France Page and then created a custom node--france-page.tpl.php and inside I created 2 div.
Then I've created 2 content types, and with views converted as blocks. I created the regions for blocks both for the .info file and node--france-page.tpl.php but I can't output the block inside the div.
What should I do to output the block inside the div ?
I have a relatively common design to implement - my first page lists a bunch of teasers sorted by publishing date. The latest post (first teaser) should be bigger than the rest, so that it is the most noticeable.
I want to display a list of content using Views..
And at the end of the view i want to show a submit button to do either of the following
1. send this list of nodes to someone or maybe to query the node ids of the links shown in that list and update a database with these node ids
2. send a link to this view to someone or create a new instance of a content type and update that row where one of the field points to this view
I'm building a Drupal 7 paid membership site, and my client is concerned about accounts being shared. I know Drupal stores a user's IP address when they log in, but is there a module or some other method I could employ to alert the site admin to suspicious account activity? Perhaps if a username has accessed the account from more than a certain number of IP's in a given time period?
I'm planning on using a session management module, so that's not so much of an issue, but someway of alerting the admin to the above scenario would be icing on the cake.