I'm trying to set up a wget script to login to my Drupal site and check everything is ok. However i'm stuck at the login part. The watchdog log shows that i successfully logged in and the login field in the users table shows the correct time, but the entry in the sessions table has uid 0. I've tried getting a session cookie first and passing that along with the request but it doesn't help either.
I'm wanting to insert mySql PHP into a page so that when that node is selected, the query is run. When i paste the code in however, using php filtering, i get the following error displayed on the page and several similar ones:-
I'm having problems sorting out a problem access control for certain parts of my logs on my site.
At the moment I have three roles, anonymous, registered user and administrator.
With anonymous and administrator, I have no problem, but with registered user, I am finding that they have access to certain pages of my logs.
I'm looking pretty hard but I don't seem to be able to change the access levels to pull that functionality away from them. There is probably a really easy way to fix this, but I have absolutely no idea what it is.
How do i make it so that only certain groups of users can read/write certain forums.
for example, i've currently got a phpbb forum i'd like to move away from (if i can get similar functionality out of drupal) and i currently have it configured as follows:
I have spent the last few hours trying to crack the mysteries surrounding changing the logo in a theme.
I have tried alot of the recommendations on from the forums etc and they often say the same thing.
The main one that doesn't work and i can't figure out why is by simply changing the name of my image to "logo.png" in the theme directory.
I the methods using several themes but it won't work with any of them.
I'm very new to Drupal. Everything is up and running and I really like what I see. I've tried a few modules but can't seem to find exacatly what I'm looking for, or maybe simply a case of not knowing enough about security etc. in Drupal. Here is what I am trying to accomplish: