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I have been using Drupal for only a few days and have already found it to be the simplest CMS I've come across. I'm moving my site over from a (failed) attempt at setting up a Joomla site, and so far everything has been so much simpler! However, I have one hitch:
My needs are rather simple. I need to have a few forms spanning over various pages/nodes and when the user reaches the last page and hits the final submit button, I get and email with a txt or xml fiel with all the answers input by the user. Another alternative is have the answers stored in a database.
I would like to know if I would be better off trying to do this using normal static html pages and coding some php or is do-able in drupal and how hard is it to acomplish.
I would have thought this is very obvious but I can't find it. Which field is the body of the node in? At first I thought it was in node_revisions but that's only for nodes that have been revised at least once. It's not in node, node_field, or anywhere else I've looked.
The reason I'm looking is because I have a node that shows me no edit tab even though I'm logged in as user 1. (I am also the author of the page.) It's the top page of a book made with Drupal 4.7rc3. I thought maybe when I upgraded to 4.7.2 the edit tab would appear, but it didn't.
How can I add the name of the author role next to each node (in fact next to each blog node posted)?
In fact I would like to style in a different manner blog nodes posted by administrators, editors and writers, the 3 only roles I let post nodes in my Drupal site.
Thanx in advance,
hip
PD I've found lots of answers to show/hide elements depending on the visitor role, but was unable of finding an answer to my problem. I make use of the profile.module, just in case it has something to do.