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Satisfied with our test site I decided to go live with it. I moved all of the folders out of the test directory and into the web directory and the site works fine except that my login page has diappeared.
The login block is completely disabled, I didn't need it as I have been logging in through user/login.
But user/login gives me HTTP 404 Not Found?
Reconstructing the test directory has not made it reappear.
I'm new to civicCRM - i installed the module, and the CRM part seems pretty straight-forward, i've also installed the module civiMail. My question is that after perusing through all of its functionality, i don't seem to find any tools or links between how drupal and civicCRM works in terms of posting content.
For example, how does one go about posting a story node for example, and then sending it out to a civicCRM defined group? I don't see that connection, or that functionality that links the two.
Ok, I feels that my drupal site loads very slow[from my browsing experience] now this can be because I am on shared hosting with 92 more sites on it and may be becasue drupal is completely database driven so it can not be fast(really?)
What options I have other than cutting down my lunch to pay for a dedicated sever
I've just installed version 4.7.6 on my testing server. The site will be for my local village.
I've been trawling the handbooks and forums and fiddling with the system trying to lear, but there are a few things that I can't understand.
I want to create some static pages: about, help etc, and in the primary menu with a nice URL, i.e. example.com/about.
I also want to include in that mwnu a news link, which will give me every news item. But first, how to create news? Should I use 'Story'? Or use the CCK module? And how to mark stories as news items?
I have installed drupal but when I navigate to index.php I get a blank page. I am able to add simple stuff like echo "php is working..."; and it prints the "php is working..." text but nothing else seems to be displayed.