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I am rather puzzled as to where this date is coming from. It is formatted the same way as the "author and date information" of class "submitted" but it sticks to the bottom of the content without any class, even if I turn off the author and date information.
I've got a site on a shared host that is stored under sites/default. I would like to make a copy of this site on my development workstation running in a multi-site installation, so my site will be under sites/sitename. I have done a database backup from the server and restore on my workstation, updated settings to point to the restored db and installed all modules, themes, files to sites/sitename
I managed to lock myself out of my site. I have been editing template files and am afraid I am over my head. I did some research and since I removed the navigation to click the link to the user page I just typed it into the url
This worked before but now the page no longer has the login form on it. I replaced the block.tpl file thinking that I had deleted some important code but no response. Any ideas as to what went wrong and how to recover from this.
In my website i use a FLASH as3 object.
It calls JAVASCRIPT function with EXTERNAL INTERFACE.
With Drupal 7 I have to put my jQuery functions in : (function ($) { ... })(jQuery)
But like this FLASH can't see my functions. When i put my function out of the (function ($) { ... })(jQuery) flash can call it.
However when the called function is out of (function ($) { ... })(jQuery), flash can see it but the function can't call all the other function that i put in (function ($) { ... })(jQuery).
This seem to be a very newbie question. This is what I want to do:
I 'd like to have a link of type "Terms of usage" in the footer, and when the user clicks on it, a page to be appeared in the main region. How that could be done? Is it possible? Because from what I 've already seen, the page appears in the same theme region with its parent menu.