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Using 4.6.5, I want this combination:
book block visible on all pages AND book block visible only for logged in users.
Using these patched versions of book.module + menu.inc (node/18654 although have just applied relevant edits to newest versions of book.module + menu inc, since these are from Apr. 05), works great to get book block visible on all pages.
I have installed Drupal and Taxonomy Access Control. TAC is up and running.
I'll try to explain what I want :
I have create two categories (one vocabulary, and two terms in this vocabulary), let's name them "A" and "B". I have created a role named "Writer A". I would like this "Writer A" to be able to write new articles only on the category "A".
I am trying to set up the Notify Modual to send out a daily list of all the newly posted nodes. I heard that this was possible. In the docmentation at http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/notify it says to "learn about configuring cron with your system module" One of the problems that I have is that I don't know where the system modual is or how to configure it.
i'm installing the GoJoinGo modules and i'm down to the patches. I'm new to drupal and the instructions that came with all the modules were great, but some of the patches have very little instruction if any and i want to make sure i upload them to the correct directories the first time around.
I'm looking for a simple module where a subscribe to this blog block is displayed on each blog. Anybody, including anonymous visitors, can enter an email address to subscribe, and at the end of every day, if the blog has been updated, an email would be sent to the subscribers, listing the titles of the new entries.
Does this type of functionality exist anywhere? Private messaging module seems close, because it is able to email a user if they have unread messages.