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Hi at all
in a web site i have some kind of content, i create those with flexinode...
1) competition
2) auction
3) ....
etc...
And i have a kind of content content "result", for the results of other flexinode...
I would that when i insert a "result", flexinode ask me the node that is in relation with this result (from all competition, all auction, ecc)... In this way if a people less a result, i can tell him thet it's the result of node X.
Sorry if I've missed the obvious but I just want to create some static pages (Home, About, Contact Us, etc) without the any of the information such as "submitted by..." etc. Could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
I have installed the htmlarea module and it works fine with other themes. I have tested it with the bluemarine theme and the box gray bluemarine and they both work fine. As soon as I switch to my theme it never comes up.
I am using a custom phpTemplate developed form scratch theme.
In my theme I have got the $closure, $head and the theme("onload_attribute") printing out. So the only thing I can think of is CSS styling.
i have installed the event.module and created a block with upcoming events. How can i change the view of this block. I only want to show the title and not the source (calender, story) and not how many days left untill the event is started.
I wanted to customise the output of a blog entry, so following the documentation I added a function
blog_filter(...) {...}
to blog.module, and cleared the cache table. But it doesn't seem to work; I can't get the function to fire at all (I added a 'print' statement as the first line, but nothing happened).
Have I just misunderstood the use of the hook_filter function? Does it go somewhere other than the blog.module file? Does the filtering need to be turned on anywhere? Any help appreciated.