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I wonder if anyone has written a php script or shell script to locate orphaned files in the "files" directory. Specifically: if someone uploads an image via "imagefield" for a CCK node, and then later replaces that image with another --- I assume the older file is still in the directory, orphaned.
My client uploads 30-40 images a day, many of them replacements for ones they uploaded earlier. It'd help my file management to find those orphaned files.
Hi guys,
We've set up multiple RSS feeds with the Aggregator module and placed them in two or three categories. My question is this: Is there a way to syndicate the entire bunch in one feed so, for instance, people can subscribe to one feed and see all of them? Thanks in advance!
If I select Main2, it's correctly marked with the active-class, so I can show where the user is.
But if I select for example Sub22, just Sub22 gets the active-class and Main2 looks like not selected. But as Sub22 is inside Main2 the user should see without hovering Main2, that he is inside Main2. I think there should be an acriveparent-class.
I'm getting the following errors when I try to upload an image using the imageupload.module:
• Unable to create thumbnail image
• Unable to create preview image
• The selected file /var/www/html/drupal-4.7.3/files could not be copied.
• The selected file /var/www/html/drupal-4.7.3/files could not be copied.
I've tried moving ImageMagick (convert) inside the drupal directory, but that didn't seem to help.
Is it possible to have a different sub menu per section?
So you'd have the main navigation across the top of each page and then when you click on one of those, the page that appears would have a sub menu unique to that section on the left.
When you click on another of the main sections at the top you get a different sub menu on the left.