I just have a quick frustration and was wondering if anyone could help:
I'm using the project module to be able to offer my clients a workflow area where they can post bugs, feature requests and so on. The problem is that I can't seem to find out how to define which users can access which projects. Right now, all users can access and post to any project. I want to do the following:
I've put some PHP code in a page visibility parameters of a block to hide the block if user doesn't own certain roles. It works fine when a user is connected, but if it disconnects then the block appears. So I want to know how to hide blocks if nobody is connected to the site.
Here is the code I'm using:
global $user;
if (in_array(['RoleBE','admin user'],$user->roles))
return TRUE;
else
return FALSE;
We're looking at making an online course booking system and I think the event module might do the trick, I just wondered if it kept a track of who had completed what course. So if you look at a users profile you can see what courses they have attended? Other features I'm looking for include administration levels like people who can create courses, people who can run courses and students.
Maybe another module might be better? Any help would be appreciated :)
Hello anybody!
I want to use only one personal blog in two diferent sites.
F.e. I want to write a blog article at page example.com and want it to appear on another site, too.
Is this possible?
Thanks.
Is there some way to change the HTML tags generated by the various formatting buttons in TinyMCE?
For example, the "indent" button currently uses the "blockquote" HTML tag to generate the indenting "effect", but I'd like to use a different approach to generate the indents.