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.
I am using the ADC theme with (had the issue with 4.7.0 too) 4.7.2 and I cannot seem to get the blocks to be collapsable. With or without the "collapsiblock" module. With other themes, such as Chameleon, using that module works fine.
Now I am using ADC and collapsiblock, and with collapsiblock you have the option for each block to if it is expanded by default, not expanded etc. If i set to not expanded, then the block is hidden entirely. Makes me think maybe the div/whatever holding the arrow is missing?
I'm using Drupal 4.6.5 and have developed a custom theme derived from bluemarine (xtemplate) and have the "User login" block set to appear in the "Right sidebar". By default, it currently displays the following items in this order:
- "Username" textbox
- "Password" textbox
- "Log in" button
- "Create new account" link
- "Request new password" link
- a horizontal line
If I allow nodes (eg forum topics) to use vocabulary A and vocabulary B, one of which is visible to unauthorised users and the other not, the node is visible. Ie if any one of its vocabs is allowed, the node is visible.
I want it to be otherwise - only visible if ALL of its vocabs are allowed.
Has anyone else had the same problem? How have you got round it?
I could limit the content type to only using one vocabulary, but that would mess up my cross-site categorisation, which at the moment, applies to all nodes and creates a great index.
Hi, guys.
During a debugging process, I uninstalled the og module, following the instructions, first going to settings and disabling it, then disabling it from modules.
I then went to the modules directory and removed the files and then went to the system table and removed the entries for og there and did the same in the variable tables. Once I was sure it was not an og issue, I decided to reinstall the module.