I wasn't able to find it in search but I am sure Drupal must be having the module for "Print this page | Send the page to a friend | Report Broken link" kiind of module. In all the news sites and article sites, we have these options at the top or at the bottom and I also want this for my site :)
Designing a site and want the users to be able to filter the content by location.
e.g. they go to the frontpage, and it displays some blocks, news items, and events for the state. Off to the right, there'd be a little sidebar with some city names. The user could click on a city and the front-page (everything: main content AND all block content) would be immediately filtered so that only content tagged with that city name is displayed.
Is this possible? Any tips on how I might go about doing it?
I'm trying to make a search box using the search_box() function.
I'm trying to do some more stuff with it after that, as detailed here, but I'm falling at the first hurdle - submitting anything from the search box produces no response from the search page. It doesn't report no results found, it doesn't fill the search box, it doesn't complain about a lack of keys, it doesn't do anything except redirect to the search page (search/node).
FWIW, this is the code I'm using to make the search box:
This just started happening on the last site or two I've built. Once everything is setup, if I try and log in using the root account in Safari (or any account for that matter) it won't give me access to any admin sections....it tells me "Your not authorized to access...".
The weird part is, the URL makes it look like I've logged in. Like, I go to /user and login, then the resulting page is /user/admin (my username), yet it won't let me view the page.
Any thoughts on what is making this happen? I can login in Firefox just fine.