General discussion

I am using Drupal in my website but there are some folders outside drupal. I want to exclude those folders from rewrite rules.

I already tried :

    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/admin/ in .htaccess
    Options +MultiViews in apache config

Any e-commerce module or solution "guid, information or keywords to search for on google" that has:

User starts his own hierarchy that consist of other users he will invite, and he might also be one relative to the user whose has invited him.
When a user sell a product, a specific percentage of the profit goes to everyone standing before him on the hierarchy.

Something like Win-Win strategy!

Any help would be appreciated

hello I have a doubt is possible for a user with a specific profile can only edit a specific menu and not all?

Thank you

hola tengo una duda es posible que un usuario con perfil especifico solo pueda editar un menu especifico y no todos?

Hello All,

I need guidance by you people!

I am a Drupal Developer, I worked on Drupal 6 & 7.
I am having moderate knowledge of Drupal 7,

like creating custom module, with some well known hooks, like hook_menu, hook_form_alter etc.

I am not much good In drupal 7 all hooks and not aware why mostly api used for. But I am continuously learning .
and I can do by learning.

Reading the documentation on the structure of routes, I note that for the "requirements" section, the following is given for "_permission" (and also for "_role"):

You can specify multiple permissions by separating them with ',' (comma) for AND logic or '+' (plus) for OR logic.

This appears inconsistent with the instruction under "_module_dependencies"

You can combine module names with a + (plus) for an AND relationship or , (comma) for an OR relationship.

Guys,

I'm new to Drupal although our website has been using a Drupal based forum for many years.

All our web domains currently use PHP5.4 which is on extended support by our host providers and we currently upgrading or website pages to use PHP5.5 and MySQLi.

I'm hoping my question will be quite simple, would a Drupal based forum be affected by PHP changes?

Apologies if this is a daft question, again I'm new to Drupal.

Many thanks,

Mike.