So I'm trying to use the option on the /add or /edit page of a CCK node to create a product for the node. That works fine as long as I don't use subproducts. When I add subproducts it generates the subproducts just as it would for an apparel product but it doesn't add the dropdown boxes to the bottom of the page to allow the user to select the various options. Any ideas why this might be happening.
I do have the content templates module in place. Could this possibly be over-riding the display of the subproduct options?
how do you delete or remove a module from the modules page? i was trying to install htmlarea and tinymce and both went bad. i would like to try to reinstall tinymce as i always got this error:
Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at modules/tinymce/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into modules/tinymce/tinymce.
i have the drupal modual in tinymce and the tinymce engine in the modules/tinymce/tinymce folder so what gives?
i also removed htmlarea but it still shows up in modules. how do you remove modules?
So I set up a custom error 404 page (Page cannot be found) > enter its URL into administer > settings > error handling in the 404 section > then enter a bogus URL like http://localhost/practice/jfdsfjsdklfjsdklfjdsfklsdhn to test it > my custom error 404 page is not returned. Instead, I get a piece of content from one of my other pages that has a View applied to it. This is really strange and annoying.
I added in a php snippet in a block and then the screen went white! I know it must have been an error on my part, but I couldn't even get access to change the snippet. So, I thought I should remove the whole block module which didn't work so I read here somwhere about deleting the table from the database... big mistake!!
I had a backup but that didn't work, so I installed a drupal again and just going to connect it to the same database. This worked before, but not this time!
I install a module > it creates tables if it needs to > fine and dandy, that's how things are supposed to work right?
I uninstall that same module, removing it from the modules directory > its tables remain in my database > I don't need them in there, why are they still there? They shouldn't be right?
So I drop the tables with PHPMyAdmin and they're gone > a few days later, crap, I need that module again > I cleanly install it > it does not create its database tables for itself > Why?!