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Hi all,
Sorry if this question is so basic, but I couldn't solve it yet, my site is not sending mails to the registered users. Does I need to install a MTA (postfix, exim...) on the server or is posible to use an external MTA? Mainly, I would like to use an existing MTA installed on other of my servers.
I saw a few forum topics covering a more complicated structure then I do have in mind.
I just want to know if there exists a module to let me create users that can manage their own structure.
Let's explain:
- usera: mydrupalsite.com/usera
can have an album page
can have a page to present him/herself
can have their own contact form
do have a calendar
- userb: mydrupalsite.com/userb
do have a calendar
can have...
I'm developing a site with a directory-like architecture (it's a shop with many products with some categories with many subcategories) so I'm trying to use directory module for it. But looks like the version for Drupal 4.7 don't show yet subcategories in a "category" directory page, is it in this way?
I'm very interested in this feature so I offer myself to develop it if it doesn't exist but I will need a little of help, I'm newbie with Drupal :)
TinyMCE does a pretty good job as an html wysiwyg editor.
However, when you switch back to html view, all of the linebreaks are stripped from the source so that it looks like one big jumbled mess. Sometimes it's easier to actually make a change in the html than via the wysiwyg editor for some edits. So ideally you'd like to be able to use both methods on the same node body content. But once you use TinyMCE once, you source formatting is completely messed up.
Anybody know if there is a setting or hack to prevent TinyMCE from UNformatting the original source?