Is there a Drupal module which acts as a 'wrapper' for external content? There are two main uses for this:
1. Displaying HTML created by an external editor (perhaps Dreamweaver) as part of a Drupal site without importing it into nodes.
2. Executing a PHP application within the Drupal theme, using Drupal's session/user data etc. As well as being ugly, an IFRAME solution would not achieve tight enough integration with Drupal sessions.
In IE, the "submitted by" info shows up with the author's name linking to their profile. In Firefox, the author's name is not a link. Any clue what could be causing this? I thought maybe it was a stylesheet issue, but how can a stylesheet affect what code the server puts out? The source code shows no anchor tag at all in Firefox.
I'm fairly new to Drupal, but working on a new Drupal site with the folks at Bryght. The site will have a blogging component that will be updated via mobile device. One of the ways I'm thinking about updating the blog is via email using GSM/GPRS. Is it possible to update a Drupal blog via email from a mobile device? I'd love to hear any other perspectives about mobile blogging and Drupal... Thanks!
I have allready installed drupal, but i need to instal some more modules, one news main page, one upload files, one upload images and import the spanish language.
I think if it's possible to create a big drupal.zip with a big database mysql taht content all of this. More easy to install in every computer and don't stay more than one day uploading modules and languages.
If somebdy have this zip please email me to marmol22 _____ @terra.es
AS title... How do I remote edit Mysql data from local program using http post and get which can easily create with c++ programming then edit the database through drupal site which host in no SSL supported webserver without using putty or php script?
Is there anyone has started project on this situation? or any module similiar to this?