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I want to use the new www.AddThis.com service, but it says "Simply copy-and-paste the code into your pages, between the and the tags. If your website uses templates, you can also copy the code into your template, so the button will appear on all your pages automatically."
Does this make sense? Where exactly would I paste in this code in Drupal using the BlueMarine theme?
Thanks for your time and help, it is greatly appreciated.
Hi, I run a site for my friends and I to keep in touch. It includes a Gallery2 image gallery that is embedded into Drupal. It all works pretty nicely except for one thing. I have a block that is a small snippet of PHP code which calls a random image from the Gallery and displays the thumbnail in the left sidebar and a link that leads to the full size image in the gallery.
So far the only I was able to add to my a site a section showing the top contributors was by handcoding some PHP in a block. Is there an easier way to do this? (I hate reinventing the wheel).
user warning: Table 'cwcartis_drpl1.view_view' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM view_view WHERE page = 1 in /home/cwcartis/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 121.
I looked in the install.txt file of the views module and tried to use the database query(s) to create the table but the language wasn't accepted by MySQL. I have access to phpmyadmin through my webhost.
I'm converting a site to drupal that was used to store a bunch of mp3s and pdfs. I've got everything set up now to add content to the site, but I'm trying to get all of the old content into it. The audio module provides a great batch import feature which is exactly what I needed. Is there any way to do this with a different kind of file such as a PDF where you could import them all at once and apply a taxonomy term to them? I've searched around and I can't seem to find anything. This seems like it would be a great feature to add to the core upload module.