I am working with a relatively new install of Drupal 4.7, which is being hosted on a local machine running WAMP (don't kill me for the W part, please; I have no choice).
Things are going along very well thus far; I have been working to get the instance configured such that it can be used most efficiently as a knowledgebase and repository for frequently accessed/referenced files and other information. Some of it can easily be turned into books/FAQs, but other documents will need to remain in their original format and be easily accessed via Drupal.
Basically I want to make categories on my installation of Drupal, so 'Site News' can be in a category like "News" or something like that... How can this be done?
How do I do SQL INSERTS and REQUEST within my page that I am creating with PHP.
I have my db connection working right, i've tested it incorrectly on purpose and i'm recieving the right errors. So when I switch it back I'd expect all my $_POST[variables] to be inserted to a table that i've created on the same SQL database.
Is there a security block that is not allowing me to do this? How do I get around it?
I would like to create a dynamic page that people can add names and vote on which names they like.
I am running an installation of drupal and I am having problems with the /profile page. (Private Cooporate Intranet so I can't provide link)
These are the profile inputs that we are using
Username
User Email
Work Location
Bldg/Room
Phone
Fax
What I would like to do is list this info with the persons email address labeled as Email: address@company.com. At this time, I am just getting a list with no text labels, i.e.phone/fax aren't labeled at all and it very confusing.
Just noticed with the search module that there isn’t a weighted scheme to the search results in that h1 tags don’t appear higher up the pecking order in the content that is returned.
Is this the norm in that there is no differentiation in prioritising tags
Is this at all possible – is there any information on the site that might point me towards a possible solution