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When somebody posts a new comment, it needs to be approved and goes into the approval queue. I was using Wordpress before, where I got an email every time a comment was on queue. Should it be the same with drupal or do I need a special module to get an email notification whenever somebody posts a new comment?
I'm working on my main tabs and I just noticed that my home page tab does not activate.
On each of the other tabs, theme_links returns the 'active' class when you are on the page represented by the link. This does not seem to apply to the home page.
I made the home page by creating a page type, giving it an index.html path alias (because I could not assign a blank) and then assigning "index.html" as the Default front page in Administer/Site Configuration/Site information.
The drupal module is an excellent one that lets users of one site use another
site with the same drupal module enabled.
If someone has tested this, or knows about it, my query is sites using drupal 4.7.x
eg 4.7.5 and sites using 5.1 - are they freely intercommunicable ??
theme_links builds a list of links which marks and adds the 'active' class to the active link. The problem is, this class really needs to be added, not to the [a]..[/a] tag but rather to the surrounding [li] .. [/li] tag in order to apply the sliding door graphics for the active tab.
I've looked at overriding the theme_links code and it does not seem to be responsible for adding the 'active' class to the link.
Has anyone created a sliding door tabs (with active tab marked) in 5.x?
I am admin for a Drupal 4.7.x site for my department. I have a few pages that I want everyone (unauthenticated) to see but I also want some content hidden from unauthenticated users.
I mainly want the "book" link and associated content hidden from unauthenticated users. Any idea how I can do this ?
Here are the links in the left sidebar available to everyone (unauthenticated) :