I'd like to be able to share a member database between two web sites, but I don't know if it's possible to do it more cleanly than allowing cross-site logins.
The problem with the latter, where you login to another web site with (for example) telex4@drupal.org, is that it's a bit messy and possibly confusing for people who may sign up to either one of the two web sites. They'd have to remember which site they signed up to, login separately for both, and lists of members / profile links / etc. would look messy.
Hi there!
I wanted to know if there´s a way to avoid people to be redirected to the poll page after they vote, instead of remaining in the original page. I want them to remain there.
And, hum... is there a way to avoid voters to see the quantity of people that have already voted?
The access control doesn´t help in this matter...
I don´t care for them to see the percentages, but don´t want them to see the actual quantity... only the administrator...
Because on my drupal site i do a few checks based on the url (i know a bit fragile), sometimes I get things like node/5?PHPSESSION123913809213 - is there some way to make this not show up in the url?
I upgraded to drupal 4.7.2 and installed the new categores module. But it has a sideeffect. Earlier my categories used to be displayed on the sidebar. But now if you look here http:/www.tanveer.in/drupal, on the side bar I just see
Topic
And categories are on front page! How do I revert to categores being displayed expanded only on the navigation sidebar as it was earlier?
A plain body text (no html tag or php coding) that I entered in the form used to post blog content wraps well when writing but failed to wrap when displayed on a browser window. Then after, the form used to enter blog content, even gets stretched and become over the size of the screen. How is it possible to control this? I am running the apache web server in a local machine and using internet explorer.