Hi, I added a module to add a field(show a map) to the node, the function works fine, just that when I scroll down the node page, the map I added will shows over the admin dashboard bar, how to solve this kind of problem?
I just hardcoded a
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and call a javascript function in the formatter_view section.
I have developed Drupal 7 module. And i want to add it to Drupal Modules directory.
How to do this?
Where is information about creating of installation package for Drupal modules?
At this moment my module is just 2 files: *.module file and *.info file. It is possible to install this module with copying files to /sites/all/modules directory
What to do with this to be able to install the module through the Drupal interface?
I have created a field that is a list for taxable or non-taxable that can be set and was trying to set a condition to the rule of tax so that it will calculate tax on taxable items shipping to my state. I have successfully gotten it to add the tax only to my state, but I can not get it to respond to the setting on the taxable field. The taxable field is a Text list with a key|text setting of: 0|taxable, 1|non-taxable. Is this a good approach? Is there a better approach? Any thoughts on what I am missing?
Drupal 7.10, I get this browser error (or similar) in all browsers when trying to click on tabs added to the user profile:
"The page isn't redirecting properly
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete."
Currently this happens with every module that adds a tabbed menu item to the user profile (private messages; flags, etc). This also happens when I tried to add a tabbled menu item through views.
Wanting to start delving into SASS, CoffeeScript, HAML, etc. to learn the new techniques and have heard of people using them with Drupal. Anyone out there that has used them (either development or production), I have a few questions:
- Are you running all Ruby on local development machines, compiling and serving static resources to production servers? If so, is MAMP (or MAMP Pro) a satisfactory way to do that? I've seen tools like LiveReload on Mac that seem to indicate working locally is the best way to go.