I have a website where folks can track projects - for each project, I want there to be an OG group that is created simultaneously with the same name as the project for access control.
Any ideas on how to implement the creation of multiple content types simultaneously?
I'm new to Drupal, so I still have a somewhat vague idea of what I can do with this stuff. I know PHP, SQL, and HTML pretty well, but I was looking for a better and more effecient way of managing and adding content to my web site and Drupal seems like a great choice.
I have the impression that a CMS is a little like LaTeX (I know that sounds farfetched!) in that you get to focus much more on the content, and leave the layout to the underlying system.
Which module(s) do I need to install, if I want to restrict individual pages, stories, or forums to specific groups of users? For example, I have 3 groups of user (A, B, and C), and I'd like forum A, page A and story A to be accessible only by group A; forum B, page B and story B to be accessible only by group B etc. And none of these able to be accessed by anon users (i.e. the public).
I tried to use the Drutex module but I do not seem to be able to render any LaTeX equations. I was assuming that I should simply enclose them in <equation> tags, but of course a manual of some sort would be nice. I did enable the module and added configurations to the input formats, but still nothing. Does anyone know how to get Drutex working?
I cant seem to change the default theme of my drupal 4.7.2 installation. I can change the theme for individual users but not the default theme. I had installed the niftycorners theme and had chosen it as the default but now when i try to change it .... the theme remains as niftycorners....
I currently have the Profile Module up and running, and I'm able to add new fields to it. But when I log in as a normal user, any updates I make to the date and text fields are not saved, even when they say they are. Also, it doesnt validate at all.