David Mercer's book was usefull to understand user's roles and the classification system. But how can we navigate through it? Indeed, using most CMSs, when I create a page (that is often category, term and node at the same time), I have to tell the CMS if I want the page to appear into the menu and to which role the page belongs to. But in Drupal, building static menus seems to be the default procedure, i.e. if I create a category or a term, I have to push it into the menu (e.g. Primary Links) by copy-paste its address. Actually, I need to manage about seven roles.
I have the "Popular content" and "Active forum topics" blocks on my front page http://www.sbbic.org - but I was wondering how I might put them in one block and also put them in two separate colums so that they would be side by side?
Any help you could give me would be much appreciated!
Anyone know how I might change the font size based on the language? If I point to a different css table using a php if then statement, should that do the trick? Do I only need to add that on the theme page.tpl.php? Or do I need to change other files as well?
Thanks for your help (I am still new to all this!)
I would like to have show on a user's profile page all comments he or she has left on the site, as well as all contributed nodes. I found the way to show the nodes, but can't find anyway to track the comments. Does anyone have a solution for this? Thanks.
I'm using the category module and I'm not sure what I did but all the sudden the Container dropdown is empty when I try to create a new category. This is a required field, which makes it rather frustrating. I just installed the latest release of the module but the problem is still there.
Hello,
I am writing a little file manager (the current one does not meet my needs). Anyways, I can not get the html form to upload files when the script is in the drupal directory. Their is no error code, but the tmp file is not readable so that I can copy it over.
My thinking is that before the _FILES variable is accessed by the script, other drupal scripts are being called, and since the temp file is automatically destroyed after the current script, there lies the problem.