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1. It defaults to an initial Calendar Month View, each day in the month with its own small cell. The only way you know a date is occupied is its a different colour.
Very new to Drupal and Mod_Rewrite (I'm actually using isiapi_rewrite as I'm using IIS), so this might be very much a case of me not having got my head around Drupal fully yet. I'm loving the clean URL's with Drupal, and I was just wondering if it is possible through Mod_Rewrite and/or Drupal to be able to produce clean URL's like on Digg.com? For example my clean URL's in Drupal for story titled "This is a test story" published in a category called "Test Category" currently looks like;
The popup shows create content page instead on IE 6.0.29.
Also on Firefox 1.5, the insert link works and shows the image upload plugin from the admin area but not from create node pages.
Is this a config issue? I set it to show on every page except the listed pages with an empty value.
My users are unable to edit comments, forum topics or book reviews (the module is based on the forums module). I'm not sure if they can edit their own stories or not yet. Permissions allow all authenticated users to edit their comments, topics, etc. but they don't actually seem to have these permissions in reality. What's going on? How can I let my site's users edit the content they create? Is this a bug?
I have a failry complex flexinode type that has 60 fields that I want to format in a 6 column x 10 row table. I have already themed the output of this flexinode type by creating my node-flexinode-x.tpl.php. In order to to get my fields to display in columns and rows, I created a page node that shared the same variables as my "create content> flexinode type" page. Now, this *kind of* works. Once you hit the preview button, it resorts to the default formatting of the flexnoide type (which is basically to have 60 fields stacked vertically on top of each other in a very ugly manner).