logged in admin
copied modules folder it in modules dir
installed quotes modules from admin > modules
enabled all permissions for quotes from permission page
Still i see no quotes link ...
I also get the following Fatal error: Call to undefined function: filter_form() in /public_html/cms/modules/quotes.module on line 220
i've asked this before but didn't get much response, so i'll try again
i have my comments setup so that non-registered users can post, with the option of entering their name, emial and homepage details
the problem for me is the homepage field. If a user just types www.homepage.com, they get an error page that warns that http:// is required, but at this stage the page is completely broken and they have to click back
I've noticed that a number of people are having trouble with setting up cron for themselves. Would it be useful to have a service that can visit people's cron pages on a regular basis?
If there's interest, I could probably set this up. Are there any concerns or problems with running a service like this?
I noticed that for at least a few of the newer modules (e.g. Related Links) the tarballs being generated appear to be corrupt in some manner. At least Winzip is unable to make sense of them. Anyone else having similiar problems?
I was wondering if I could setup a site that offers users the possibility to blog in English, French and Dutch with one install. Ofcourse the languages can be added, but what I miss are these options:
- block titles and texts can't be language-dependent
- node content can't be language-dependent
- "recent blog post" will contain content in 3 different languages
etc
Could I read the language setting (cookie?) from the user's profile?