Is there an elegant-ish way to move around which form elements appear in what order? I have a client who really wants users to be able to enter the path alias right under the node title for forums, blog posts, etc. I was hoping not to have to make a module and use node_form_alter() and all that. It seems like 9 times out of 10 someone has already thought of something.
Also, in the same vein, they want the path alias field expanded by default. Any ideas?
I can't get the Aggregator_module to work. It's enabled. Adding categories is no problem, but when clicking on "Add feed" the right URL loads but the only thing actually happening on the page is that the infotext from the default list view disappears. There is no place or form where I actually can add a feed.
I tried to disable and re-enable the aggregator_module, as well as throwing it away and putting a new copy of it in the module directory and then ran the update.php script.
I've searched all over drupal and can't figure this one out. It's frustrating and I hate to admit how long I've been working on this.
I try to create a container or forum at admin/forum/add/container and admin/forum/add/forum and drupal tells me it has created the forum or container. And yet, directly below the message I see it hasn't: "There are no existing containers or forums. You may add..."
Hi all,
I can't find any document on how to install views module on drupal 4.6.
I have copied all files into modules/views directory and I see the module in drupal.
But when I enable it I get a error user error:
Table 'DBAsss.drupal_view_view' doesn't exist
query: SELECT name, title FROM drupal_view_view WHERE url = 3 in /mnt/htdocs/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66.
Please help me
I've tried setting preformatted to true, but it just doesn't seem to work. I insert my tabs for my node, save, and it shows up just fine as a page. I then go back to edit the page again, and TinyMCE strips out all the tabs. So as near as I can tell, you have to reinsert all tabs every time you want to edit a page using TinyMCE.