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hello there I have a fossis.org as my virtualroot so my addon domains are created inside the public_html directory.i have addon domain called www.techiestuffs.com which is in public_html/techiestufs directory.
I'm trying to get a field in views to link to the original content, just like the content:title field does. I just don't have any need for the titles to be shown in this view. I was able to add the field "Content:Path", exclude it from display, and then add the [path] token to "output this field as a link" on the field I want to link.
It kind of worked, but now the links look like this on my current setup, "localhost/drupal//drupal/node4" How do I go about fixing this? Thanks.
my Drupal is installed on C:/wamp/www/d and I created a folder C:/wamp/www/d/qa to host question and answer application. I then created an index.php in C:/wamp/www/d/qa (C:/wamp/www/d/qa/index.php) as following:-
I have knocked around with Drupal 5 and 6 a while back and have a project that I would like to have a crack with Drupal 7.
The background is a document & content management system / knowledge base that we current have in 6 year old ASP that is needing a rewrite next year, so rather than start from scratch I would like to see if we can bend Drupal 7 to the job.
The situation is a firm that has a bunch of client companies (closer to 500 than 500,000...) and these clients hold a number of business files / data with us that they need to have direct access to.
Each client company in effect has a sub-site that only authenticated members of that company can see / contribute to / edit
We will create / generate the client company's first admin account for them, after that their admin can create new users or assign other admins.
Each sub-site starts with a generic template / outline that we have created for them
Each sub-site has a site admin that can create new users for their company and assign what rights those users have and what parts of the sub-site each member can access.
Each sub-site needs to be secure and only can be viewed by authenticated members of that company.