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I was wondering if anybody had established something like a "eBay feedback" style module -- that somehow linked into the e-commerce module -- where after people make a purchase/transaction, feedback can be given to the "buyer" and the "seller"?
I am thinking about trying to incorporate something like this for my web site.
I've installed and configured the E-Publish module in Drupal 4.6.5. I have 1 section created and 5 topics in that section. I have the blocks enabled for the publication in question. I have created two editions. How do I get content into the Publication? I have tried with the standard "Create Content" link but there is no option to place it in a publication. Is there a step I am missing? A simple step-by-step walk through would be greatly appreciated.
I have created a block from the web interface of my portal and I have put php code inside. I want to change the block title from the php code in the block. How can I do that? I have seen that in a module you must create an array with 'subject', and 'content' indexes, but how can you do something similar from a simple php block?
I installed the Bad Behavior module a couple weeks ago and I have been enjoying the added security and ease of use. Unfortunately, I have had to turn it off today because it began blocking my boss from surfing the site (never a good thing).
Here is what the log had to say when she first got blocked:
Required header 'Accept' missing 2006-01-30 13:36:03 216.194.242.2 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; GoogleToolbar 3.0.125.1-big; Windows XP 5.1)
Hello - I'm confused about how I can make RSS feeds for our drupal site. For instance, we have a "videos" section, and it would be great if all submitted videos could be automatically downloaded by aggregators. How would this work, since the videos are embedded into the nodes and not direct links? When you click on our "videos" section, for example (which is a URL alias for "node/322"), you see all recently added videos. How do I turn this into a valid RSS 2.0 feed with enclosures?
I've looked around on this but there is just too much info of a wildly varying degree.