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Background: After upgrading 4.7.3 to 4.7.4 the module Node_Import stopped working entirely (prior to the updgrade it was a little buggy, but I was able to get some or part of the custom CCK nodes into the site from a CSV (comma separated values file)
I couldn't find another module that offered the same ability to import CSV files into CCK node types... soooo I ended up looking at the database tables to see what's what when a new CCK node is added and I came up with these three tables:
node
node_content...(CCK Node Type Name)
node_revisions
drupal-4.7.3
I've installed the Xstatistics module so that I can get a count on the number of RSS feeds.
I placed the xstatistics directory into my $DRUPAL-HOME/modules.
I've enabled the module but I don't see an Xstatistics menu item anywhere in my Navigation bar.
I've looked at the screen shots.
what am I missing?
I started to build a new website few weeks ago (http://www.bizhrguide.com) and Google started to index the site. Also I use sitemaps for Google. After several weeks, just the categories are included in the Google Index, but not stories, which are in categories. What did I wrong?
Does anyone know a quick and dirty way of setting up a scaffolding/CRUD page for some simple database tables (like many of the PHP frameworks offer)?
ie.
Given a table, is there a way to automatically generate a page which gives the user the ability to
- List/Print the table contents, and
- View/Edit/Delete/Add/Search records in the table.
I know it exists in cake-php and code ignitor, for eg., is there anything in Drupal?
All my groups are closed so my users need "add subscribers"
It is very inappropriate Add "User Name" because a lot of time "my users" dont know wich is "User name" of him friend, So the best way is use "add subscribers" like "invite a friend" and by email
In the .htaccess file you find the following snippet:
<FilesMatch "(\.(engine|...)$">
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
</FilesMatch>
Which means, default is Allow except requests that match one of the Deny rules. I was always told that the default should be Deny and only Allow from those that need access. So technically the following does the same but it is 'more correct':