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At first I went with Taxonomy menu you create a nice browsing interface for my articles, but then I figured that when I start my blog, articles will mix up with blogs posts in the taxonomy browser. (I do want to use the same tax. in my blog)
So then I went with views, and made a view that filters by node type and takes taxonomy terms as an argument.
Whan you set a page views to accept the taxonomy term as an argument, and the term is more then one word, it adds plusses where the spaces were.
My category pages are rather import parts of my site, so I would like them to be SEO friendly, and the plus sign is not properly read by google. It should be a -. Any way I can change this?
I have created a custom block that I want visible only on the user page. I have tried using user/* but it doesn't show. When I go to my user account the url looks like: http://cribfax.com/?q=user/1&time=1258035839
Is this messing it up or is it the user_profile.tpl file?
I'm using Drupal 4.7 and have been unable to get the docbook export module working. It seems as though the Tidy PHP plugin API has changed somewhat since the module was written, and the docbook module seems to not work with the new API. In particular, the tidy_setopt and tidy_getopt functions are not available -- the documentation says they're deprecated but offers no insight on replicating the functionality.
I have this requirement to link different places in my site to one same external location.
e.g. pointing to an address like "www.othersite.com/abc?xx=yy"
My question is, can I make an alias of this address and have all my links pointing to that alias instead of hard coding the address on every one of my links?