please, is there a way to have different behavior of a template following current user's role ? For example, I wnat not to show navigation block if the user is not logged (i.e. anonymous role) but is should be visible for all logged users. Is there a way to do this ?
Strange as it may seem, I am working on a site for non-profits where many do not have email addresses. For some of them, it will take years to get one since they work in remote areas with no/poor internet connectivity.
Since drupal requires every user to have an email account, how do I deal with this situation? Any suggestions?
I'm creating a site with stories about walking trails.
As a complete newbie to Drupal I got things running first time. even installing stuff like the image modules was no problem. I have a simple question though which in Mambo was as simple as checking off a checkbox (which I left due to the unstable code and unexpected errors every time).
I want to publish a simple page on the frontpage, but without the 'Submitted by' beneath the title. Is there a neat trick to do that? Is there a trick to even switch off the title completely?
I'm just wondering, I've been customising my site somewhat with new page types and a long way to go from here, but I would like it that if there was a user status of awaiting authorisation included in the class of users, such that:
1) I could grant them a little more 'limited' access until I approved them (not that important), but essentially
2) set up a check that I can display in an admin box of the number of users awaiting authorisation
So, I was setting up some PHP code to display nodes of a certain type in a block. However, I noticed that the new content type I'd created named "Item" actually had a type of flexinode-3.
Now, things work fine if my query says "where node.type = 'flexinode-3';
However, I wonder if I'm missing something about flexinode. Shouldn't I be able to name the type? While Flexinode appears to be installed and working, the only setting I have for it under admin->modules->settings is "default thumbnail resolution" and "imagemagick convert path".