I'm using the Simple Access module, which is working fine for restricting access to user groups for viewing content.
But I'm running into problems with people being able to edit content (specifically nodes of type "page"). I'm getting access denied.
My editor is in a group that has view access to all nodes. He can edit some nodes, but gets access denied on others. At first, I thought the denial was only happening if the node was not restricted (e.g., unmatched gids). This turned out not to be the case, though.
i'm getting this error message when i go to my homepage. usually the site would display, but now this message is all that shows,
Warning: mysql_connect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (61) in /home/dcinfoshop/dcinfoshop.org/data/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 31
Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (61)
is there a way to run reports to list what visitors are searching for through drupal's search box that is on my site? i've searched the forums to no avail and I've tried a lot of great stat-centric modules but no luck.
btw, i'm not talking about what search keywords are used to find my site in google or whatever, but what people are searching for on my site through drupal's search function.
On this site: http://leadinc.no/home I get links HOME and CREATE CONTENT links in the right sidebar when user is not logged in. (look in the very top-right corner)
I realize both of these links are related to the default NAVIGATION block.
But ...
1. There is not HOME link in the NAVIGATION menu to disable.
2. Anonymous User is not permitted to create content anyway.
So could someone please tell me why these links keeping showing up?
Hi. I'm trying to highlight a nested menu item dynamically. If the user goes to /about/team/24 or /about/team/x (where x is any integer), then I'd like the link in my menu that corresponds to /about/team to be highlighted as if it were active.
This /about section of mine already has nodes in the node table and menu items in the menu table, so I'm not sure if using the menu module will work here.