I'm trying to create a file download area using disknode.module. I've read the README file that accompanies the module, which has some basic information about theming, but I can't seem to get values displayed.
The README says:
Disknode nodes are identified by the type 'disknode'
A disknode node has an array of files associated with it:
$node->disknodefiles = array();
It contains objects with the following properties:
Im trying to get the buddlylist to work. I am using path_auto so that users have there own paths like /user/dave. When I log in as Tom and then goto /user/dave and click on 'add dave to buddylist' because i have put some php snippet into user_profile.tpl which makes this link show; i get the following error:
warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in V:\Core\htdocs\Drupal\includes\menu.inc on line 415.
warning: Missing argument 1 for buddylist_addbuddy() in V:\Core\htdocs\Drupal\modules\buddylist\buddylist.module on line 713.
I've grubbed around (on drupal.org and on my drupal setup) for a while without finding anything. When I return to merchant from paypal I get a duplication in my url i.e. instead of http://www.barkmail.com/drupal470/
I get http://www.barkmail.com/drupal470/drupal470/
It's on IIS shared hosting. I don't seem to have the same trouble with various apache set ups or with 4.6 on the same machine.
I have been using joomla and have been really active in its 1.5 production, but after learning a lot about joomla i am now interested to learn drupal, i have a general design that i would like to use for my new website, if you could look at the design and let me know how difficult it is to creature it using drupal it would be very difficult. I rate my self 8/10 on expert level and on joomla the difficulty level was 7/10 to get a website like the design.
I want to add a very large vocabulary to my blog category (say, a few hundreds). But I'm worried that a long list would make it hard to use when displayed in content edit fom. Is there any hack to display the list as tabled item with radio button or check box, rather than a list? Or maybe you have other suggestions to deal with the problem?
I thought I had figured out the different link colors in the Bluemarine drupal theme, but could someone just verify that I am correct?
Black link color: indicates page(s) that you are on right now
Dark blue link: visited link (but is this for only the time you are logged in, or will it show dark blue when you return to the site? In other words, this would be an easy way to see if you've already visited that page.)
Light blue link: Page not visited.