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I've been using image crop, but the way I've had it working, I fear is taking up more space on the server than is necessary.
I need the user to crop an image, once as a square (for a thumbnail) and once for the home page (more of a long landscape shaped image) is there a way to only have to upload the image once and then get the user to crop it after that?
Hi, I am hoping to get a little guidance on a project that I will be starting soon. I have been doing some research and have honestly become overwhelmed, there is a lot of good information, but then there is a lot of really old information (info from 2009 and back). What I am looking for is a little guidance on what I will need as far as modules, which ones are the "better" in that category, etc.
I am try with mongodb 2.02 in drupal 7.10 version.
and found the error:
tail -f apache2/error.log
[Sun Dec 18 06:57:29 2011] [error] [client 58.251.102.36] PHP Fatal error: Exception thrown without a stack frame in Unknown on line 0, referer:
report:
Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in mongodb_collection() (line 44 of /opt/www/sites/all/modules/mongodb/mongodb.module).
I've never done much coding in drupal before, I'm trying to create an article that has a couple of song in them all categorized per artist/album.
Now I just want a small mini player to actually play the songs.
I've looked into jPlayer, WP Audio Player, Soundmanager2, audiofield and media module. None of them have the easy solution I need.
I only have one article where I will be using songs (for now). All the formentioned modules create an extra field to the article which is not what I wanted.
I've been searching the interwebz for a solution to the following question but have not succeeded in finding an answer.
I've made this old portfolio site of mine with an effect when you hover certain images there is a overlay effect with more information and a link.
(to be seen here: www.semagames.be under the websites caption).
I want to achieve a similar effect on a Drupal site i'm making, but can't find anything to as of now.
I'm having a real hard time wrapping my head around the following problem:
On the website I'm building I'm offering workshops. The workshops are regular nodes with their own content type. I want visitors of the website to be able to sign up for the workshops using a webform (build through the webforms module).