The only way I've been able to access Users roles, etc., has been by clicking on the PERMISSIONS link insde the instructions text on top of the Modules page. But I don't see any link for Users under Administer in my sidebar navigation, like the drupal Handbook refers to. Is that normal?
I am wondering if there is a module for drupal that simplifies building a site that provides listings, such as listing of group meetings found in this site: http://aasg.info/
I could build a separate drupal PAGE for each listing, but that would take a lot of time and making global changes equally time-consuming.
Has someone come up with a new type of a node that pulls data from a database dynamically?
Hi, I am building a new drupal site here: http://aasg.info/index.php to replace the old site here: http://aasg.info/ The two sites are using the same domain name. The domain name is pointing to the site with drupal installtion but I placed a domain redirect on it so users are sent to the old site until the new site based on drupal is finised.
It is a superb and simple application of the "6 degrees of seperation" concept applied to music.
For example check out the degrees of seperation between U2 and the SEX PISTOLS, for example...
It's not a drupal site..I checked the source and it looks like it isn't..but am curious if something like this is possible in Drupal. Have had a look at the relative module but it doesn't look like it can do the same.
I have a site with 3 books. I want to display only 2 books for all authenticated users, and the third book only to some users.
I am looking at creating 2 classes of authenticated users. How to differentiate between both for the display of the 3rd book? I'd like to do the same for the taxonomy.