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I know image_import isn't really available for 4.7 yet, but I went and gave it a try anyhow. However, while it apparently went and imported 58 images, nothing showed up in the selected gallery. What did show up was a bunch of error msgs to the tune of
The selected image handling toolkit 'imagemagick' can not correctly process 'image_imagemagick_resize'.
I've had a Drupal site running for almost a month now and can't be more pleased. However, there is one restriction which has always bothered me -- the inability to access the head of an html document. This is probably a good feature, as a default.
However, I would like to add distinct things within the head of my page. For example, it would be nice to throw in a couple of lines of CSS code, pull in some page-specific javascript files, or add unique meta tags for every page.
I'm trying to create a page that shows the last few images thumbnails to be uploaded to the site.
I've found various snippets that talk about "last n images" none of them work. The closest I got was to get "the latest image" repeat N times...which is done by this one,(it says random, but isn't, it's latest). Nopte - the X random images version of the code below works fine.
I am writing a custom module that integrates my existing app with drupal. I am using drupals menu_hook to produce my apps pages. My question is how do you encode your url with dynamic data like the following
OK. I've searched muliple times for an answer to this and so far have failed. I'm trying to apply a patch (the latest patch found here http://drupal.org/node/70276 to the latest release of administration.module for 4.7, as well as the cvs version just in case). This module is a folder full of files. I've tried the patch locally in the same directory as the folder and also I've tried from inside the folder. I ran Terminal (on Mac OSX 10.4) and cd to the directory, then ran: