I am having a problem running the followin MySql query from a PAGE.
SELECT ff.title AS QUESTION, respone.YES, resptwo.NO FROM form_fields AS ff,
(SELECT sf.ffid, COUNT(sf.ffid) AS yes FROM survey_fields AS sf, form_fields AS ff WHERE sf.value = 1 AND ff.ffid = sf.ffid GROUP BY sf.ffid) AS respone,
(SELECT sf.ffid, COUNT(sf.ffid) AS no FROM survey_fields AS sf, form_fields AS ff WHERE sf.value = 2 AND ff.ffid = sf.ffid GROUP BY sf.ffid) AS resptwo
WHERE ff.ffid = respone.ffid AND ff.ffid = resptwo.ffid
I've had a drupal install up for about 3 days and during that time - and have access pretty much shut down as I get members of my community to voluteer to moderate and other fun stuff.
That said, even with all menus and content shut-off to the general public, I'm noticing several attempts by unregistered visitors to access
/admin/themes/settings
They don't even visit the front page, just whamm ... into /admin/themes/settings ... and it looks like they're cycling through anonymous proxies to get there.
I want to intall Drupal and Civicspace but I can't. After installing bbdd in PhpAdmin (EasyPHP), I have the following error:
Notice: Undefined index: pass in c:\easyphp1-8\www\drupal-4.6.2\includes\database.mysql.inc on line 31
Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at c:\easyphp1-8\www\drupal-4.6.2\includes\database.mysql.inc:31) in c:\easyphp1-8\www\drupal-4.6.2\includes\session.inc on line 10
Dear all,
Has anybody worked with cms tool using drupal ??
Content should come from third party content provider into the website...
Any help is highly appreciated even if it is payable.
This huge number of duplicate menu items suggests either a rather odd interaction between the image module and other modules (user.module taxonomy, taxonomy_access, node relativity perhaps?) or something screwy with my installation of Drupal 4.6.2. Either way having 278 menus for image galleries seems a bit extreme. Any suggestions?
I only have one vocabulary associated with images and it has one term: image. Image_assist is another module I have installed.
I am setting up a single drupal installation to handle many different sites.
There is a virtual host on our apache web server for http://ourmainsite.com (not the real url...so don't click it!) that points to our drupal install (/var/www/html/drupal).
That site uses the "default" sites folder and it works great.