Trying to create a custom module that will give me tight control of the placement of images. Image assist works great for selecting images to be used inline. What I am trying to do is take the filter tag that it inserts into the Body, and save it in db table. Does anyone know of a way to have img_assist write the filter tag to another form field, in this case a custom field that will be then saved to another table? I saw the code in img_assist_textarea.js that inserts the tag, I was just hoping to not have to hack the img_assist module.
I'm not sure whether I am having a problem with access control or its a browser issue or whether its just my general incompetence at running drupal.
I have installed the book review module and created a node using it, but for some reason, the node isnt' available to any user except the user who created it.
I have set access to anonymous and authenticated users and create to just authenticated users, but for some reason, all I am getting is the title's of the fields with 'n/a' next to them. This doesn't make sense.
I've got the private file system on because I need Drupal to be doing access control for media files. However, I can't seem to get avatars to display when it's set to private. They work when it's set to public.
It doesn't seem to work regardless of the upload directory being inside or outside public_html. The img tags are always showing the following source: //mydomain.com/system/files/pictures/picture-2.gif
Where is the /system coming from?? How can I fix this?
I want to 301 redirect one multisite domain to another, but using the conventional redirect in the .htacess file located inside the root (main domain) folder doesn't work:
I have a site where I need a subsite, example meet.mainsite.com. On the subsite, member will be able to organize house parties and locate meetups, etc. The layout of the subsite will be visually different from the main page. It may have some of the same content (in blocks and nodes) as the main site, but it will have subsite specific blocks as well. The most important concern, however, is that data accumulated on that subsite has to feed into the main site's CiviCRM, and needs to be accessible by subsite users as well.