i just recently discovered a bug in the manji template using phptemplate on drupal 4.6.3. it worked perfectly for 4.5. however, on 4.6.3, the configuration of the blocks are skewed. for example, it will not allow me to list blocks on the left side. in the admin, the whole blocks config section appears on the very right of the screen as opposed to the body of the page.
Hi, I've successfully installed the civicspace installation of Drupal and could use some input from more experienced users if possible. I'm getting stuck just trying to get started on how to setup my vocabularies and taxonomy features.
Would like to use Drupal to get a Directory style site up and running so that different members can use Drupal to communicate among themselves. The site will have a structure like this:
I've been playing around with Drupal for some time now. A client asked to me port hes whole site to a CMS, of course Drupal is the choice. I'm stuck with a couple of things.
what is the best way to create a handbook section just like the one here on drupal.org?
specifically, i would like to enter the page with an introduction and have a navigation menu on the side that separates content into chapters/headings/categories/etc/etc....
I posted here a week ago but received no replies so I'll post again.
Hi there,
My Drupal site has been chugging along for a while but my configure pages for themes are all blank. I can get to /?q=admin/themes but trying to configure individual themes gives me a blank page. Also, user configuration gives me a blank page (admin/user/configure).
I have two different user roles: Authenticated User (can only comment on & rate content) and Artists (can create content). I've created the following profile fields: Genre, Bio, Website, Record Label, AIM Screenname. Is there a way to limit the fields Genre, Bio, and Record Label to only those users who have the Band role?
I apologize if this is a common question. I've experimented w/ all the user-related modules and have exhausted my patience searching the forums (although it's possible I simply don't know the proper jargon to use in my queries).