"An example node object is displayed and it is as simple as clicking on its properties to add them to the current template."
How do I recognize a "node object" (am i correct in assuming that's the same thing as a field?) and where do I find these properties?
I'm just trying to get static text to appear at the top of a new content type and make most of the field titles stop appearing. Contemplate certainly seems like the answer but after searching I cannot find instructions for it.
I am almost through "beta" testing of a drupal-powered database site, when I ran across the following problem. I didn't discover it until recently because I am almost always logged in as Administrator when viewing/editing the site.
I'm trying to use the Send module (send.module) as a "Send to Friend" function. When generating the URL for the link in the email that is sent, it is adding a plus sign (+) to the URL / link. The URL looks like this:
When accessing my blog or an single blog entry, I keep getting these errors:
# warning: pg_query(): Query failed: ERROR: relation "image_attach" does not exist in /var/www/html/SOMEWEBSITE/includes/database.pgsql.inc on line 94.
# user warning: query: SELECT iid FROM image_attach WHERE nid=15 in /var/www/html/SOMEWEBSITE/includes/database.pgsql.inc on line 113.
Was wondering if there was a module for finding all nodes that match selected taxonomy terms...I'm looking for something similar to what Advanced Search provides, except without the necessity of putting something in the search box. For example, I'd like to list every node that is a Photo and is either about sports or animals. I suppose it's like dynamically generating a view.
I just recently discovered the AddThis.com button service for bookmarking and rss and its quite amazing. I easily integrated the bookmarking buttons into my nodes, but the problem is how to replace the RSS buttons that drupal creates with views. The biggest challenge would be placing the url of the view into the button link because most of my views have arguments in the urls. Any ideas?