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I am making a site. I started to secure the site. I was going to either put the log-in or the entire site under https. I'm finding it to be fairly hard. It also seems expensive, since apparently each domain name would need it's own dedicated server account, plus its own SSL certificate.
I'm wondering if I need https. The main concern is with password sniffing, but apparently that is non-trivial. users won't have many powers so it won't matter to much if their passwords are stolen. the website will have very little sensitive data, and no information related to money.
Okay, so I want to add a maxlength to a textarea, however, form api doesn't appear to have a way to do this. It only has #maxlength for textfields. I have a form for my users to enter data, my php breaks it up and sends the information into a table in my database...problem is, if a user enters too much data at once, it can completely slow down my entire site and sometimes almost make it so slow it basically crashes. I need to limit how much my users enter in at once.
Is it possible to make Pager URLs "clean"? I have clean URLs enabled but the URLs for the pager pages are still dynamic. I'm trying to make my site as search engine friendly as possible and I'm worried that the content on those URLs won't get indexed. Thanks in advance...
I use the “latest image” block on my site. My images, however, contain body text content which is used to describe sale status. When I edit the body text (status) to “sold”, then that edited image node appears in the “latest image” block. I obviously don’t want this behaviour, but I can’t figure out a way around it.
My question is…
How can I exclude edited nodes from appearing in the “latest image“ block?
First off, I, the admin, can see forums and post in forums. Everyone else cannot, they get the forums not defined error. Yes, they are allowed to view forums in acess controls.
Second issue, with logintoboggan, when a user logs in, it takes them back to the main page, but sans the menu that appears when you've logged in and it still asks to log in. However, when you go to another page, you are apparently logged in, it just doesn't let you know. Anyone know what it up with either of these issues?