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So I thougth it be a good idea to start learning how to integrate drupal with flash. After some research I found there are two solutions: xmlprc and amfphp. I got the impression that amfphp was better so I have decided to focus on that.
I've been getting dozens on Path Not Found errors in watchdog.
When I browse my site with any browser all my graphics display correctly.
They are embedded with relative paths of the form
I do not have clean URLs enabled as the site was developed without them on xampp & when I tried turning it on the site very broke (links directed to wrong pages etc)
hey, i searched a few times, and looked on the modules page (its long :), but could not find it... is there a way to add image verification during registration so I know its a human..
and, how do i make it so that users are enabled without the email verification? i want email verification to be optional, if your email is verfied you get to post content, otherwise you dont, so... clicking on the link should assign them another "acess" previlages...
I am looking for a module that will allow me to create external links for particular node types. For example, my site has products on it. For each product I want to create a list of external links for site users. So, for the digital camera Canon A640, on this node, I would like to create a link for the user to download the pdf file from Canon's site, a link directly to Canon's page for the A640, and maybe a link for a news article about the Canon A640. I was wanting it to be in a sideblock as well.
On my blogging site, currently all tags are available for anywone to browse. But, I wanted to start blogging some content for my eyes only. Does drupal support something like this where I would create a blog post as normal but just only the content can be seen by me when I am logged in? Preferrably, I would like to keep certain terms as "private" really.