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A small issue with the elements in Flexinode - please help.

Hi,

I've made a flexinode-node where I've added an image-field, an url-fiels and a text-field.

How do I call these fields in a flexinode-node? Is there a list over all these new field names?

JonasB

Unable to add songs to playlist in media.module

The media.module has been successfully installed, and I've uploaded .mp3 files. I created a new playlist, and nothing is in the area add/change content. How do I add files to the play list?

Can you help me with an image map?

Can anyone help me figure out why my image map isn't working?

Last time I checked it (2 weeks ago), it was fine but I've just noticed that it's no longer working. I presume one of the hundreds of changes I've made over the last two weeks has bodged things up, but it'll take a helluva long time to track it down. Maybe someone else has encountered the same thing and can offer a hand?

Here's the book page contents:

<ul id="imagemap">
<li id="item01"><a href="http://www.felixweb.co.uk/current/doc/taxonomy/term/4" title="North West Hull">item01</a></li>
<li id="item02"><a href="http://www.felixweb.co.uk/current/doc/taxonomy/term/3" title="North East Hull">item02</a></li>
<li id="item03"><a href="http://www.felixweb.co.uk/current/doc/taxonomy/term/2" title="South East Hull">item03</a></li>
<li id="item04"><a href="http://www.felixweb.co.uk/current/doc/taxonomy/term/5" title="South West Hull">item04</a></li>
</ul>

Input format is set to Full HTML.

And my CSS is:

imagemap {list-style-type:none;
position: relative;
width: 540px; height: 480px;
background: url('map_off.jpg') no-repeat;
}

#imagemap a {
text-indent: -9999px;
text-decoration: none;
position:absolute;
left: 82px;
top: 231px;
}

#item01 a { top: 120px; left: 87px; width: 194px; height: 122px; }

#item02 a { top: 29px; left: 175px; width: 329px; height: 227px; }

Node from Block?

I'm using the Weblinks module and there's a "Top Weblinks" block, which shows the most-clicked weblinks. Does anyone know how I would go about making a node from this?

i.e. I'd prefer to have this on it's own page as opposed to in a small block at the left/right of the page. Any ideas? Here's the code that creates the block.

External Links count and Node sorting

Well, the drupal is great but there are four questions here:

1) How can i count external links hits?
2) And then use it for "top 10" a-la ratings? How can i create such ratings (no matter of what: hits, latest, top rated etc)
3) How can i let user choose nodes sorting order?
4) How can i implement tagging technique or articles for example.

If all of this is possible, then...DRUPAL FOREVER!!!

Thanx in advance for help!

User and admin type users, maybe with roles?

I have a situation where I want to give a certain user the ability to administer a number of given users. That is, I, as master admin, create a user, say "Admin1", who can create and delete, say, 10 other users. As far as Admin1 is concerned the system only contains her and her 10 users. There may be many more "Admin"s on the system, but none of them can see each other or the other "Admin"'s users. The users themselves must know who their Admin is, and be able to contact her, but mustn't be able to see or in any way communicate with other users.

I'm working on a services kind of idea where a small number of Admins get to assign services, each to a small number of unrelated users. Once an Admin has created a user account, that user should be able to log in and use the services the Admin has allowed. At any time the Admin should be able to change the services offered to any user or delete the user account completely. The Admins are unrelated to each other and shouldn't be able to allocate services they don't control.

I'm not sure how to go about creating this layout, nor what facilities already Drupal offers to help me. I think roles might be useful - maybe I could create a role for the 10 users in one group, and somehow link them to their one ClientAdmin user? If I ended up with 1000 ClientAdmins, each looking after 25 users, would the Drupal mechanism cope? Is there a better way?

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