Post installation

Hi!
Is there a module, which can recognize words (for example "art")
and can automatically convert this word to a link (for example a page/node with the latest art news) ??

Thanks

neablo

Hi,

i downloaded fornt page module ,put the module file in front_page.module and enabled the module , changed permission settings and wrote a html in first and second pages still it is not showing my page as a front page .

help me , im using php5.0, drupal-4.6.5

We have a database of about 3000 golf tournaments from various golf tours all over the world. So you have the USPGA, European, Asian, Nationwide Tours and many more. All of them have weekly tournaments from approx. Feb through Nov each year.

We currently have a site where we store the Tour in a database, the tournaments in another and that one holds the date of the tournament, which course, state, country, an id to tie it back to what tour it is on etc.

Now I am testing drupal and am wondering how to do that in drupal?

I could set up a "Tours" category and then list terms under that of USPGA, European, Asian, Nationwide etc and then under each Tour name, we could conceivably list every tournament for that tour. Then create another category called Year and add in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 etc to add that to each tournament so we can import all of our articles over the past five years. We have to be able to tell the articles from the 2003 Buick Classic from the 2005 Buick Classic.

Also to get a little harder we currently store another id in the Tournament db that shows that the 2003 Buick Classic and the 2005 Buick Classic are the same tournament, just in different years. So it's id forever is "82" so the 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Buick Classic all are marked in a db column as "82". This allows you to be reading articles from the 2004 Buick Classic and we can add a link to see who won the 2003 Buick Classic perhaps. Because if you just used the tournament_id, one tournament may be "1235" and another "4578", which bear no relationship to each other.

I want to restrict the ability to upload their picture to certain users, based on their role. As far as I can see, drupal (4.5 at least) only offers the option to allow and disallow it to all users at the same time. Additionally, I want to display a message for those users that don't have the permission so they know why.

Actually I implemented this. I did it by hacking user.module, adding a 'upload pictures' permission and specific code to test for the permission and display the message if needed.

Using Drupal 4.6.5. I've tried administer comments and that doesn't seem to be the answer. I don't see anything in the comments permissions for this.

So how do you configure such that an authenticated user can delete only their comments? I'm tired of deleting them when they mess up.

I have now spent nearly 10 hours troubleshooting this (and I once thought I had solved the problem of hierarchical sites with taxonomy in drupal, idiot that I am). I am getting so desperate that I have half a mind to give up and choose some other vocation as I am fast losing credibility with the organisation that engaged me to do their site:(

The problem is that I can't get the breadcrumbs generated by taxonomy_context to match the url path generated by pathauto whenever I tag a node with more than one term.

As long as I tag the node with just one term, things are fine. The moment I tag the node with more than one term either from the same vocabulary or from a different vocabulary, the breadcrumbs generated by taxonomy_context *always* follow the path of the lowest vocabulary- meaning, if I tag a node with terms from four vocabs, the node view always displays breadcrumbs based on the term in the lowest listed of the four vocabs on the administer>>categories page.

Another peculiarity with taxonomy_context is that even when tagging a node with terms from just one vocab, if the second term (pathauto creates the alias based on the term tagged in the first listed vocab) is alphabetically lower, taxonomy_context will pick that term to create the breadcrumbs on the node view. This gives rise to the same problem of conflicting urls and breadcrumb paths.

I noticed that the taxonomy_context readme says it works best with a single level hierarchy and for a single term. Mine is a single level hierarchy with a top level parent in all vocabs.