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how do we configure ldap server to authenticate users of a particular domain in drupal?
we have already installed the ldap integration and zcallback modules.
when we try to log on to the website using our domain id, it hangs.
could it be a configuration issue?
This comment is going to have absolutely nothing to do with any of the discussions going on in this forum, but I am a college student who is on a mission to figure out exactly what this website is for. Can anyone help me with a less vague description than the FAQ section? Thank you!
Hello, I'm evaluating Drupal, Xaraya and one other system for building
a {e-journal+other activities website} for a group of practitioners and
researchers who will be writing reports and articles into a mini workflow.
I posted an earlier thread on my requirements and the comparison
with Xaraya and I felt educated by the responses.
My background is mostly direct HTML editing for publishing, and I've found
it incredibly useful to keep look and feel simple and yet have a lot of control
over what goes online and exactly which pixel, etc. But I want to move a
Drupal like system for the new project and also want to get past the avoidable
nitty gritties of HTML itself.
I've tried to understand the templating facilities in Drupal (both php and xtemplate)
in the documentation. I see that templates can be derived and changed in the xTemplate
approach. But I can't get a clear sense of whether Drupal provides a final sort of access
DIRECTLY to the LAYOUT of any page or type of page, at the HTML level.
I realise we have complete control of style (CSS) and logic (PHP), but I'd
like to get a sense for whether I can code in my own HTML blocks into a template
file where I think Drupal's default does not do it. I prefer to use the templating
system already there, but I'd like some backup in case some look&feel structure
I want simply needs that kind of intervention.
I might be missing the basic understanding of how things go here and may be somebody can explain and comfort me a bit. I have been uploading patches for some time now, in a desire that others can benifit from them, but it seems that they have been ignored or rejected, I don't know exactly.
I am wondering if something like this exists already.
Here is the idea:
I want a module that analyzes the text in a node and compares it with a table that has (Text - link for text).
The purpose is to replace certain keywords with internal links automatically.
Lets say someone runs a computer tips website and someone writes an article. On the page there is already an article about Linux. So if someone mentions Linux in their article it will be replaced with a link to the other article.