I have already set up a cron job on my webserver to call the cron.php script every minute, and the search indexing and log pruning is working fine.
Now I would like to set up some scheduled tasks of my own; I could add a new cron job to the server directly, but it would be a lot easier if it could "piggy-back" on Drupal's cron module, enabling me to configure these tasks in the Drupal admin panel.
I'm not sure if this feature exists, but if it does, I have yet to find out how to use it. Or is the cron.php script only intended for the site maintainance?
Forgive me if this question has already been asked ... But how exactly do I go about creating an admin that has the same power as the first user who logged in?
Further a pretty much completely blank node is created in the database.
I cannot say for sure when this behavior started. I recently upgraded from the 4.7 beta to the 4.7.0 release, so that could very well be when it began.
I have restricted access to most of my site using taxonomy access. I do however allow anonymouse folks to create stories and to upload attachments to the stories. Stories are moderated so the user doesn't actually get to see the story they create, they simply go back to the home page. The user can fill in the Attach New File field and click Submit and everything works. If however they click the Attach button, the new ajax thingy starts up, and never completes! Is there an easy way to selectively remove the ajax upload capability from the create new story page?
I've searched through the 4.7 modules and I couldn't find any import modules. We have a soon-to-be trivia site with hundreds (maybe thousands) of questions and answers. We have them organized in excel. We would like each question and answer to be imported as a separate story node. I really don't want to manually enter all of these. Is there a way?