Is there a newsletter or email list here that I can subscribe to so I can keep up with all the newly submitted modules. Every time I look into the modules section here on drupal.org, I find some new goodies.
This may also help reduce the duplication of effort. Hmm... maybe notifications of newly opened projects would be useful too.
I'm trying to figure out the best way to display inline table content inside the stories on my site. I'm going for something somewhat similar to Apple... if you look at http://www.apple.com/macosx/, you'll see that they have inline tables (such as 'Spotlight', on the left, and 'Feature of the Week' toward the bottom. )
The idea would be that the table deisgns would be the same, but the content inside them would change depending on article.
I just got Drupal 4.7 installed today on my HTTPS site. I originally had it installed in HTTP, but moved all the files over to HTTPS. The site works fine except when I click a link or button, it regularly is redirecting me to HTTP. If I just change the HTTP to HTTPS it's fine. I cannot find any settings where Drupal is forcing it to choose HTTP. I even searched the database for any strings that started http://my.web.host and came up empty.
Why is Drupal redirecting my requests back to HTTP?
Nice job on 4.7, thanks to all. Anyway, I'm looking for a way for each user on a site to be able to create their own galleries. I want them to be able to delete/add/edit images in their own galleries, but only view others. Basically, anonymous can view the galleries. But to add images, I want to restrict that to the creator of the gallery. So, each user can create galleries at will with permissions to do whatever.
It would also be ok (but less cool) to have the admin pre-create a gallery for each new user and assign privs to make all of this happen.
Hi I am having a problem here goin to drive me nuts.
I try to set an own cookie in my drupal site. When I load the page in Internet Explorer all drupal relating cookies will be requested to be written on my computer, __utma, __utmb, __utmz, but my own created cookie won't be asked for and also not written.
Loading the page in Firefox the cookie (my own one) appears and is set with the right value.