I am using the Category module to organize the content on a site I am working on. I am wondering if it is possible to have content posted by users automatically categorized to the correct category based on the location they have navigated to. For example, let's say I have two different categories among many:
I need to add an extra field to the registration form, a "confirm email address" field, that allows the user to type in their email address again. I only need this field on the registration form. If I add a field using administer » settings » profiles this will add the extra field to the stored users profile, resulting in the email address being stored twice.
How do I add a "confirm email address" field so that it is just on the registration form, but is not stored in the database duplicating the first email address field?
Two problems, the first and most important is that IE manages to (once again) go FUBAR something any other browser (Firefox, Safari, Opera among others) handles with ease. This time it's the event table.
Under IE6/Win any day that has data in it is stretched out and has a large amount of whitespace that I really can't account for. Can anyone help me find the culprit?
I recently installed drupal 4.7 at netrtoots.forwashington.org, and I've noticed that everytime someone posts, an extra apostrophe (or two) appears in the title or in the text. I think I've played around with the settings in TinyMCE so that the extra apostrophes don't appear in the text, but they're still showing up in the post and comment titles.
i want to allow o denied to access by node, not by term o taxonomy,
i want for example that anonimous users can see node 51 and cannot see node 52, but i want that anonimous users can see the name in the menu but no the content, ok?
this is my problem
i spend a week with a problem, i see node_acces, some modules bur no result
I've hidden content from anonymous users due to the fact that they are presented with the "Welcome to Drupal!" page - and this is not what I want them to see.
Instead of the generic "access denied" error, I've been following the instructions here to do the following: