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Can anyone explain or send me to more verbose instructions for the Flickr module. I installed the API key and secret code. I tried to add flickr content to a node according to the way the filter is supposed to work and nothing happens.
I have noticed that my RSS feed attempts to load images but instead only displays the title of the image. So a subscriber that uses an RSS ticker sees the name of the image file as it is placed within the text of the article teaser. Here is a visual aid of what I am talking about ("piggy bank" is the title of the image in the article): http://www.flickr.com/photos/49998493@N00/384045678
I'm trying to create a book-like menu of sub-pages in a block at the bottom of the content area. As of now, I'm not using the book module; it wouldn't help as I'm moving imported pages around in the menu hierarchy.
Using arg(1) from the query, I've tried several methods to get the correct mid, and from there the HTML for the menu using menu_tree(). I've had virtually no luck: static mids make menu_tree work perfectly, but menu_get_item() won't work with a path (with its $mid set to NULL, and with reset both true and false).
I have the DIGG IT Module installed on my Drupal site (www.jamzmgmt.com/blog). It shows the "DIGG IT" button and you can click it and log into your digg account and essentially, dig the article.
My question is, how does it know where to categorize the article on DIGG?
Also, I have clicked DIGG this article on several of my posts and I don't see them on DIGG.
I would like to create a Table:
-permissioned users would be able to add items to the table
-anonymous users would be able to sort the table based upon the headings
should I use Table Manager or Table Filter? Do the HEAD versions work on Drupal 5.0?
Thanks.