Anyone know of a way I can change the timezone timestamp for all news feed items to the timezone of my local site? The problem I'm having is that feeds from later timezones always appear near the bottom of the aggregator page, while feeds from earlier timezones always clutter the top of the page?
I would guess that this has been fixed, but I'm unable to find the solution. I would even remove the timestamp from the feeds altogether, if this would fix the problem of giving earlier timezones higher weight.
Getting the strange error below on my host. Does this mean anything to anyone?
Fatal error: Can't open file: 'cache.MYI'. (errno: 144) query: SELECT data, created, headers FROM cache WHERE cid = '/' in /home/.yar/asilomar/iaslash.org/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 97
My problem is that the sidebar (I'm using xtemplate) does not appear until more than half way down the page.
In trying to investigate and fix the problem, I cannot seem to edit the text of my articles at all anymore. The breaks in some of them are not working, I thought that might be the answer.
Is there a way to set a story/post to be published at a specific time of day. I'd like to write my stories, and have them automatically published over the course of the day.
I want to check each URL as it comes in. If the URL is http, I want to redirect the browser to https.
I have code that I believe will work and I really just need to know what script and/or function I should be inserting it into in order to make this magic work for every single URL that drupal renders.
Also, is this sort of thing possible to do in a module as opposed to hacking the core code?
So, is there a way to do this? It seems like the hooks are there with the distributed authentication additions -- instead of checking a remote XML-RPC source, it would check the http authentication status and create/login a user based on the incoming username.
It's just that I've got a Drupal install running behind basic authen (it's an intranet) and it's odd to make folks log in twice.