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I just tried to install ecommerce. Install was Ok and after setting things up I could not get shipping and several other parts of the modules to work. I concluded that I had a bad install, so I tried to upgrade the module to the CVS version. (Using update.php) This broke it so none of it worked. So I got the bright idea to drop all the e-commerce tables in the database and ftp and install a "fresh" copy of the module.
Drupal will not reload the SQL querry to build the tables for the module again however. I've tried everything I can think of.
In the Views module you can set the number of nodes you want to allow to be displayed in the view you are creating. However, the limit seems to be 99. At least, I can't enter a three digit number in the "Nodes to Display" field. When viewing Zack Rosens Gmap/views mashup, I observed that he entered the number 400 in the "Nodes to display" field, so I know it can be done. How is it done?
I have Gallery2 installed and embedded in Drupal 4.7.1. That part is working fine. I also have TinyMCE 2.0.3 installed and that is also working. I'm trying to get the G2Image TinyMCE plugin installed. That is not working.
So far I have extracted the contents of G2Image into the tinymce / tinymce / jscripts / tiny_mce / plugins / folder. I think I understand all of the changes that are required to be made in the G2Image config.php file except for the following:
I want to create a static front page for anonymous users, and everyone else to see before they sign in. Then once they sign in, I want users to go to a page like the default main page before using the front_page module that shows teasers of the latest updates.
I can get the static front page with the module no problem. But every time I try to figure out what to put in for aunthenticated users, I put something wrong and either get a page not found or lock myself out of the system altogether.