I helping admin a site that allows logged in users to post comments without approval, but comments from non-logged in users have to go through the approval queue. The problem is, there's no bulk update mechanism for these.
Once the content editor has approved all the comments that are good, is there anyway to delete all the rest of the pending garbage comments? If I turn off queueing-for-approval of comments, will that delete all pending comments?
I'm looking for more information on how to configure the blockbar module.
The module is installed.
I created 3 blockbar blocks via admin/settings/blockbar
I'm puzzled with the instruction of config step 2 (readme.txt).
I've added the my_theme_regions() function to phptemplate.engine
I'm working with interfacing with xmlrpc.php and have a few questions:
1. Under Drupal mode, is there anyway of posting files (I know there is under MT mode)
2. Under MT mode, if I send in a category Drupal takes no notice of it. Is this something I'm doing wrong? BlogJet shows the same behavior
Okay, I have about had it with modules and bad documentation. Yes, they provide a patch file under /contrib/ for xtemplates, but I am using Goofy which is a plain jane php template.
Here's the latest error I am seeing from Watchdog:
Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at c:\wamp\www\drupal\banner_file.php:35) in c:\wamp\www\drupal\includes\common.inc on line 99.
I have tried placing return banner_display(); in a Page and Story.
That and other page snippets talk about displaying a list of links to nodes for any of a range of taxonomy terms (ie dog, or cat, or bird).
Can anyone point me and some of the other Drupalians to a php snippet to select nodes that contain ALL of the taxonomy terms(ie dog, AND cat, AND bird)
The simple placement of an AND instead of an OR in the code at the node referened above does not seem to do the trick.
I've installed the upload module - the attachement section appears at the bottom of new pages etc
It always seems to store the file I upload into temp and then at some point in time transfers it to the files directory ? Why does this happen?
But the real question - I would like to simply be able to upload a file to a given directory without attaching it to a page. How do I go about doing this with out using FTP programs (ie within drupal)