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Is it possible to require a user to register to view certain pages? For example, I have a page on my site titled “downloads” I would like to require users to register before they can view this page, however I would like them to be able to view the “about us” page without requiring a registration.
I recently moved a site to Drupal and some of the members are wondering where the other members have gone. I imported all of the users and they do have accounts. The problem is that Drupal only seems to show ones that have logged into the site. When you visit the user list, those are the only ones that show up.
I have thought about writing a sql script to insert a time into the user table, last access and login. I didn't know if this was a good idea (maybe there is more to it?) or if there is a better solution.
I've just installed drupal to try it see if it works for my requirements.
I've installed the fileshare module, which so far seems to be working ok, except for the following problem:
I need to upload files larger than 4mb, so am trying to do it through FTP rather than the module. The problem is that the folder that fileshare creates under "files" seems to have some wierd permissions, because I can neither write files to it, nor change the permissions!
Quick question. Anyone have an idea how one might increase the number of menu weights available in the node editor and in the menu editor from the current 21 items (-10 through to 10) to a larger number? I suspect it is the same bit of code that generates this menu, but I'm darned if I can find it :|
Hi I am new to Drupal and would first like to say the I like what i see. The Node concept & the ability to extend is great.
Now; I am trying to get my head around creating Site "Sections". These would be nodes with corresponding menus/sub menus.
The sub menus would only show up when your in that section of the web site.
To me "Primary links" are about,contact etc. "Secondary links" would be the site SECTION menu and the "Navigation" menu would update based on what section you were in.
Subject says it all. I want to be able to let the role "ossifers" to be able to post new events. I see access control for stories and pages (which they have access to) but not events. How do I make this happen?