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i spent quite some time on figuring out how to get the extra "configuration blocks" that show up when creating content as an administrator on the create-content pages for normal logged-in users.
I tried the search a lot, but the words needed to formulate a search-string all how up in almost all drupal-related topics so no luck there.
Sorry if this question has already been asked before, but I've browsed the forums along with other websites and couldn't seem to find anything that helped me with this problem.
I'm trying to put a flash menu on a site, but it only shows through html. It's not the main drupal menu, it's a seperate one, so there's two menus in all. I downloaded front_page module and tried to put the code in that way, but there was no luck. How do you I get this flash applet to show in a php site?
I'm a new drupal user, and have been setting up various php based sites for a few years, so I'm not a total noobie.
I've had an idea for a site which, although would almost run itself using rss and the aggrigator2 module, may require help from the community. 'The Community' in question aren't techie and probably won't want to do things for free, so as an enticement I thought about letting each one have 'their' adsense ads appearing on 'their' pages.
Hi, I cannot find way how to find some text only by part of word.
For example: I will put keyword: "individual"
But it will not find nodes where is word: "individually"
How to set that when somebody will write word "individual", it will also find him nodes with "individually"?
I'm a really newbie to Drupal (I've been using it for less than three days) and I'm wondering how is it possible to recall a sort of "Latest News" (or things like that, such as "Latest Downloads", etc.), listing each title.
Coming from Mambo/Joomla experience, I was used to recall modules loaded in a specific region, even customly defined (eg. 'myregion'), who made the trick, so that I simply had to call the function 'mosLoadModule' (sorry for the quotation from another rival... :P ) to have the contents of a given region displaied, everywhere in the page.