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When will the new password reset function be added into core.
You have it here on Drupal's site.. just curious when it is scheduled to become mainstream.
I love that it does not auto change a password but rather sends a link with a one time key to login and reset password.
Hi,
How can I replace the default menu pages? For example, I may want to replace http://mysite/user/register with my own implementation. When I implementing hook_menu, it seems that I can not register the user/register path because it is registered by other module already.
It seems in many of my installations the site works fine for a period of time -- usually 2 months -- and then begins to have performance problems. My question is not why. That is obviously too broad and pointless to ask as there could be any number of possible reasons.
And that is my point or question. What are those possible reasons??. All of those reasons. Am I the only one who has ever experienced this? Okay so I'm doing something wrong. What? To vague a question? Why?
Is there a module or built in method of creating a "Press releases" area?
Requirements:
1) There would be a list of releases grouped by year with a date and title.
2) Clicking a release opens it to a new window with full details.
3) you can search the Press releases exclusively
DOes this exist out there? I have a lot of sites that simple use this style, and it would be great if it was just a module you added called "press releases"
cmsmatrix.org has recently upgraded its site. One of the things that was changed was the rating system to reduce cheating. All rating counters were reset to 0. Since then Drupal has come up number ONE on 3 of the rating categories at the time of writing this. It is still early days as the rating counters repopulate, and it remains to be seen if drupal will hold its positions.
What is the best-practice way to link to internal nodes/pages within a node's body? At the moment I put
<a href='/some/link'>tags</a>
... with the emphasis on the leading slash / because without it links would break when not in the root directory. But this isn't perfect because the leading / also means that if the drupal installation moves to a subdirectory then the links are broken.