I have a small issue with a Drupal 7 site. A user wants to upload .otf (outlook template file) into Drupal and then link to it in a content page. This has all been completed. When they click on the .otf file in any browser except IE they are prompted to download or open the file. In IE it just displays the binary as if it was text. Does anyone have any experience with this? We would like for IE to also produce a Save or Open option for users.
I'm trying to add a managed_file form element through an ajax call when I upload a file after a few seconds uploaded files not render there but not using ajax callback is working fine. What I get back is an empty "" and the wrapper (#suffix, #prefix) ist not applied as well.
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I love Drupal and how it's data-driven. But, it is a CMS, which means programming already done. Why then is there such a mystery to redirect http to https? I dug and searched and it seems to be this thing that no one EXACTLY knows how to get to work. If it's that tough, why is either: No Module, or No clear directions in the documentation? I hate WordPress, but they actually do have a way to click and it's done. This is the norm in creating websites now—HTTPS. I'm not a developer, I barely like to insert code anywhere even though I can.
Hii, I´ve created a new module for Drupal and I work with confidential data.
I dont know if the own database of Drupal encrypt the data, or if the administrator of the site who install the module have to do this or if there is a module or some way to encrypt this data ?