In working with php, installed as cgi, when the value of variable
$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] is equal to /cgi-bin/php, base_path() are working
not properly and adding cgi-bin/ in front of the site's URLs.
When I use every buttons on my site (for example: Save or Upload or Submit) I have same problem with adding cgi-bin/ to link in adress field.
I'm in the process of testing Drupal for my needs, and I'm rather impressed with the simple fact that I can use PHP code in content pages... something few, if any other CMS packages I have used will allow you to do.
ATM I'm simply trying to convert a few scripts from a *nuke flavor for use in Drupal and I need to know how Drupal handles DB queries... simply put, how does the following code snippet translate to Drupal?
How can I remove the default feed icon from showing in the forums?
Instead of that icon, I prefer to offer the links via a menu in a block (see block "G2TT Feeds") - one reason for this preference is that instead of offering native drupal feeds; I prefer to offer my feeds via feedburner.
Looking up www.example.com
Making HTTP connection to www.example.com
Sending HTTP request.
HTTP request sent; waiting for response.
Alert!: Unexpected network read error; connection aborted.
Can't Access `http://www.example.com/cron.php'
Alert!: Unable to access document.
lynx: Can't access startfile
This failure has happened twice, both times after adding a new flexinode page, and a new simplenews page. The first time, after a few days, the cron jobs starting working again. Today, they failed again.
I have tried increasing memory limits and execution times in settings.php and .htaccess. I have also tried disabling both modules, but the cron job still fails.
I was wondering if any problems were known in flexinode or simplenews that might cause this. Or if there were anywhere else I might look to find what's stopping the cron job.
I am just setting up drupal for a small community website. How can I put a listing of All nodes in to the interface, say 10 at a time and sorted by category or type.
This seems like something drupal should do, but I can't seem to find it.
I've read http://drupal.org/node/3366, which explains how to move an already installed Drupal site to a new location within the document root. However, after following these instructions I nonetheless continue to receive File Not Found errors. I'm at a complete loss as to why this is the case. I've reviewed the .htaccess file and the log files, but to no avail; everything seems to be in perfect order. Is there something I'm possibly missing that perhaps isn't discussed in this document?