I am really beginning to wonder if I am the only one obsessed with getting the right breadcrumbs- ones that match the path of the url. I even revisited useit.com to check and was reassured that it is right to expect this for sites with hierarchical information architecture.
I spent the whole evening manually changing 50+ nodes from story to blog (my original decision was my own mistake, of course) and now, when I click on the actual node view (full text of the node), I get the ridiculous Home>>blog>>userblogs as breadcrumbs.
Good day all, just wondering if the following is possible...
I have php code to display date in the following format: "Thursday, January 12th, 2006" and would like to have it displayed as the title of my "Navigation" block. I've attempted to just put the code in as the title of the block but that doesn't work.
Or if anyone has suggestions about a better way to tuck the date into the layout, that'd be great.
Here is the french version of Uwe Hermann's Drupal article in the last PHP Solutions issue. (PDF format).
BTW, I'd like to say that PHP Solutions is an awsome magazine and if you can't buy it in your street, you can get an online subscription.
PHP Solutions is available in german, french, polish and italian version.
I recently installed Drupal 4.6.5 on my box and it rawks all what I saw before. i was initially setting it up only for me, some forums and other stuff. But now, I want other users to be able to write, blog or...subscribe.
They can register, the thing is they never get their registeration e-mails...
Since my phpBB registeration e-mails are working, I don't suspect the mail() function...
What happens? What am I supposed to do? Install something like sendmail?
I'm administering a bunch of small sites on different locations and also playing in my sandbox with the 4.7 beta. It would really help me avoid getting lost if I could see the Drupal version somewhere. On the admin page at least and also in the html of the generated page.
I've had a good wander through the source, and these forums, and I cannot see any easy way of doing this. In fact there doesn't seem to be any variables/constants/functions that return the current Drupal version details.