Sorry if this has been posted elsewhere but I could not find it.
I was wondering how I would go about setting it up so that when someone logged in I could have it bring them to a specific node. So for example someone types in their username/pwd hits login and the next 'page' they see is a specific page/node that I've specified.
I would like to give administration access to some role to some custom menu I have created, but not to the default "Navigation menu".
Is it possible to fine tune this ?
Specifically, what I want to do is create a 'page' node that pulls in the default overview of the 'event' module (i.e. what you see by default at mysite.com/event). I've accomplished something like this with some other modules by creating a page that includes a php snippet something like
$output = node_overview();
print $output;
And that basically works. The problem with event, I guess, is that I can't find the right function to hook into.
Using Drupal 4.6.5. I have set up and configured a basic Drupal site, to which I am in the process of adding functionality, little by little.
I noticed I had no reply link or button in my forums. I created a user account here and can see the reply link in every post. Did I setup something wrong or forget to setup something? I'm sure this is something really simple and I just cannot find the solution because this problem is making me angry.
My site is a collection of articles with many images inserted to the text body in different places (something like travel descriptions with sightseeing photos). And I plan to use image module together with img_assist.
Is there a way to upload images into custom subdirectories of files/images, depending upon the article they are related to? Currently the image.module uploads then just into files/images and I'm afraid it will soon become a mess of files with no way of guessing which text they are associated with.