I am using CCK to allow users to input information. I added my own fields, but a text field with the title of what I have created is the first field listed and it is a required field. What is this field and can it be removed?
With drupal 4.7.2, I create a forum and under administer/access control, I give anonymous users the permissions to create forum topics and to post comments.
When an anonymous user creates a new forum topic, he cannot enter his name and then the topic appear to have been created by "Anonymous".
However, when posting a reply to an existing topic, the user can specify his real name, and optionaly an email address and homepage.
I have a new installation of Drupal 4.7.2. I am using Taxonomy Access Control in order to control access permissions. If I make a link to content that anonymous users do not have access to it shows up in the menu even if I log out. Clicking on it brings me to an unauthorized page.
I have searched the forums and found this same issue, but the patches supplied in these threads seem to already be included in the 4.7.2 code base, yet I am not getting the desired functionality.
Is it possible to create several admin accounts? I havn't found it on forum.
I can create new role "admin" and allow it to make some actions, but when I add new modules I have to add new permissions on this actions manually.
I'm no stranger to CMS's. I've used Joomla, Mambo and Wordpress. I decided to give Drupal a go this evening but i can't make heads nor tails of it.
I have it installed fine. Have Bonasi setup as my template. What i want to do is to have a menu on the right hand side which links to categories. I also want to be able to publish content into these categories.
For example, publish an article about a music ablum into the music category. But i can't figure out how to do it.
I get my head around the menu system either or the documentation.
I figured there must exist a module for this already, but I can't seem to find it.
My users have different preferences for sorting comments (by date, by thread, etc.). I recently migrated from Slashcode to Drupal and was wondering how I should go about implementing this for them. Any suggestions?