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I have the category module and I have a page where the user can submit information but at the bottom it asks the user what category and what parent(menu item) it will belong in. I want them to be able to only pick the category but not a parent. the parent lists all of my menu items so I dont want them to be able to do that. i have looked everywhere and cannot find any posts reguarding this. please help if you have any info. thanks

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I've posted this on the views issue queue, but it may well be a core issue, or a host issue, or.... so I'm trying to get the widest possible crack at it:

The situation is that a Drupal install with custom content types with many fields is throwing an error about setting and updating cache, even though cache is turned off.

It's really a double error-- one about posting to watchdog:

I'm asking since I want to create a content type and have that type viewable to users in a certain role. I use CCK for all my content types so basically, I was thinking I could create a new type and set the 'view' permission to the role I wanted and be done with it.

Is there something I'm missing?

It seems like developers should have the freedom to utilize the hooks for user created node types.

Using Drupal 5.1.

Hello,

this is my problem:
I want that everybody can edit the nodes on my site, like wikipedia.
That works fine, but now everybody can delete nodes, this should only possible for the admin.

So the user has the right to delete nodes, when I allow to edit the node.

Has anybody an idea, how to get, that only the admin can delete nodes?

best; thanks in advance.
digitom

Hi,

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Nepalese people we have come in contact with are doing the filling and like I said they are paid through the advertisement.
We hope to build a little sort of micro-businesses with this for the nepalese people we come in contact with as a pilot project.

I have a taxonomy view set up to take one argument (a taxonomy term id) which generally gets users in the right area by clicking on a menu item. Also in this view, I have several exposed filters, which I show using the views_filterblock module to allow users to zero in from there. It all display properly but a few problems:

1. The views_filterblock is only configured to show on taxonomy/term/* pages and additionally
is pointed at my custom taxonomy_term view. First problem, the termid is required by my view,
but the views_filterblock module seems to hardcode the form submit url to be the url of the view without taking arguments into consideration on line 94:

$form['#action'] = url($view->url);

How can I change this to just be the URL of the currently displayed page which will have been
set correctly with termid from the menu item?

2. Lastly, I think there may be a bug perhaps when this module is used with Drupal 5.x, as
even when I manually edit the URL above correctly to show up correctly in the HTML, when
I click submit on the filter search, instead of going to the following:

http://mysite/?q=taxonomy/term/6&filter0=**ALL**&filter1=**ALL**&filter2...

it incorrectly tries to go to: