the title is somewhat confusing, i think, but essentially the problem is that tracker and xtracker both have a "last post" option which i use to let readers see what has changed recently. the problem is, when something gets edited, it doesn't go to the top of the list because it isn't a "last post" but rather a revision or edit. am i just using the wrong module for informing my readers of changes, or is there a way to make sure edits go to the top of the list?
I need just one user-id for many people logging into the system. How do I disable the "my account" section, so users can not change e-Mail, password etc. In addition, having a "my account" link is already confusing for many users.
I am looking for a solution to the following "problem":
I want my visitors to be able to insert images that are attached to the current blog post.
Let's say there are 3 images. I would like to have 3 buttons, all with different links. Since I am using the inline module (which works nice!), I'd like the 3 buttons to add text in the main textarea which holds the story. When the visitors clicks on a button, the text "[inline:X]" should be inserted where X stands for the corresponding image (1-3 in this example).
I have my site and I am trying to make it so that users can have there own blogs but that there content doesn't get posted to the frontpage how would I accomplish that? http://www.myuah.com/new/
~Simon
I'm just exploring Drupal, it's very different than other CMS. But I think I like it! It's not only a great system, it has also great modules! :-)
But one probleme stays for me: How can I duplicate the existing navigation from my page? have a look at http://www.colorful-sky.de/, it's german, but you may choose a english version too, but that doesn't matter at all! ;-)
On the top, there is a first level navigation, and depending on which part of the side you browse, on the left is a subnavigation.