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I have had a Drupal site for over 3-4 months and every thing has been working great. However recently something has been happening. For instance when I go to administer -> settings page make a change and hit submit Drupal warns me:
Minimum cache lifetime field is required.
First day of week field is required.
It does not let me choose ‘none’ is cache
It does not let me choose ‘Sunday” as first day of the week
When I upload files (attachments) or images with national characters like æøå ÆØÅ, these characters are replaced with, erm, I better give you an example:
Uploaded file:
"filnavn med dk tegn æøå ÆØÅ.txt"
What it looks like in my ftp klient and if downloaded:
"filnavn med dk tegn æøå ÆØÃ"
My goal is to use the views module so that taxonomy/term pages load table views of nodes which match the specified taxonomy term.
At the bottom of this post is my view.
My problem is that I can't get the breadcrumbs for these page views to work as I'd like them to. By default, Drupal's breadcrumbs for taxonomy/term pages are of the form
This might sound...I don't know....not right, but I have a list of requirements which would need to be ticked off for a new site which I would like to host using Drupal. Basically, I was wondering (there'd have to be a bit of work, obviously) whether Drupal could do all this for me:
My site would involve the Google Maps API. Basically, users would work on a file which would then be uploaded to my site [doesn't have to be done with drupal]. So,
- I'd like a content type 'walk' where users could just create content > walk
- Each content page would have to consist of the API code and nothing else, which means no customization from the user. There'd be default code which would be on every content type 'walk'.
- However, there'd be a bit in the code where it would get data from a file eg. <'example.xml'>. This would have to be replaced by the address to the user's file. So, I'd need an input box (and just an imput box, remember, as there's no other customization of the page) where users would enter the address of their file. So I'm guessing in that API code which I'm making the default content there'd have to be a reference to the content of that input box.
- One more thing. In the sidebar I'd like a block about author information, dates and tags etc. I saw this in the 'What's new in Drupal 4.7' podcast but haven't been able to find it on my site.
I'm trying to add custom tabs to the user interface such as "add child category" and the like. Unfortunetly drupal (when edit hook_menu) designates where tabs go based on the actual path they send someone too. so "node/ arg(1) /whatever" is the only format links can be in. Is there a way to bypass this, or at least other options, suchs as "node/add/category-cat/parent/arg(1)" ?
If anyone has a solution it would be well appreciated.