I would like to define a user's role during the registration process. For example, the user inputs that he lives in London. Thus he would be asigned the administrator defined role "londoner" automatically. I can only find how to do this manually.
I really get the feeling this it is me that is missing something and not Drupal... so sorry in advance if its so obvious, but I could really do with some help.
Still trying to get started w/ Drupal, first for real basic sites. After considerable reading, I'm still not clear on which content type I should be using for static pages, and how to control when a new page is started. (Seems like a "page" type would be alone on a page, but apparently not.) I don't want a real busy blog layout, so any pointers/links would be appreciated.
The company I'm building this site for would like me add pictures behind the text areas as a "watermark" for each page. The images will not be over bearing per page but they have requested that somekind of image that represents their business should be there. I've done this in Dreamweaver with no problem but now I'm having trouble figuring this out in Drupal.
Here's the link to the site that will be replaced as an example of what they are looking for:
Hi All.
I have had TinyMCE successfully running for days on a customer's site (and many other sites, too) but now, for the life of me, I don't know why it's refusing to save any changes when I edit a page.
Details: I edit a page, click enable Rich-Text to get the editor (turned off by default), then change one thing to the code, click PREVIEW in Drupal (not in TinyMCE toolbar), and a javascript alert pops up saying "Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page? If so, you will lose all changes."