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I am using Drupal 5 RC2, and I'd like to display the stories with only their date stamp, and not the time stamp. Is there an easy way to do this? I would imagine I could use views and completely define what is displayed myself, but wondered if there was an "easy" way?
when I try to install modules like audio or flash_gallery, in module section I press enable on new mark without any description...and then after that the page goes BLANK and every other page on drupal CSS...and it stays like that until I delete that new modules from the site using FTP access.
error log;
nclude_once(./modules/audio/audio.module) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/vol1/phpnet.us/u/unfrozen/www/home/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 394.
I need to be able to determine the length of the text entered in a text box as it is being edited, and then to be able to display it.
I think this can be done with Javascript using "onchange" when the form is being built...
Problem is, how do I code Javascript into Drupal's form building api?
Or is there some other way I can do this... I'd really prefer if I didn't have to wade into Javascript because I'm not very knowledgable about it.
I am facing a strange problem, I tried changing my theme at http://megaleecher.net/ and the theme page displayed a opendir access denied error on line 638 in file.inc , when I changed the file permission to 777 the site is not displaying correctly now -> http://megaleecher.net/ , Pls. suggest a solution I tried changing back to original CHMOD settings i.e. 0644.
I have encountered this problem: somehow my site name is referred by a vast number of SPAMblogs (no, I have never mentioned by site URL in such blogs/wherever). I have had 10 to 100 visits a minute for many days, URLs requested looked like
<...site_name...>/admin/logs/referrers?<...>
Is it possible to ward off such visits, since they overload system and eat up traffic?
I have had to make a hack at main index.php, to return 404 if such a string encountered in 'q' parameter. But perhaps there's more elegant solution?