I am trying to find a way to access the group name in my php template. I know how to access the group name if I am at the group's "main page", but I would like to have access to the group name once you click a story, event, etc. that is a part of that specific group. I get access to the group name on the "main page" by doing a node_load and then using $node->title.... but this does not work once you click a story or event within a group. Is there any way to have access to the group name within a particular story, event, or other node type?
Could someone tell me what RSS reader they are using to read secure RSS feeds via the securesite module? I've tried about seven different ones and cannot get the authentication to work correctly. Or, better yet, would someone who has implemented secure RSS feeds let me know how they did it?
i have searched thru lots of forum topics and i'm kind of confused. on the module page it says you should run update.php everytime module is updated. when you try update.php nothing happens. so what does this mean? if i dont run update what occurs?
Any help here would be appreciated as I stupidly killed my site when adding a php block to display a random image [ from here http://drupal.org/node/53987 ]. I returning this [Fatal error: Call to undefined function taxonomy_get_term_by_name() in home/.ceylon/username/mysite.com/includes/common.inc(1158) : eval()'d code on line 3]
I do not get "product" listed under "create content" menu even though it is listed as enabled under: menus > list so I cannot create products & get "No product types are available" warnings.
At the top and bottom of every page I have "edit primary links", which when clicked takes me to the admin section.
When I add primary links, these show up both at the top and bottom of the page. How do I make it only show them at the top or bottom? Or get rid of them altogether?
Also, I did something stupid and deleted the 'primary links' menu. How can I recreate it? Creating a new menu called 'primary links' didn't work , I assume its a special case?