I have a server in a LAN, and have drupal on it. And I also have a portmapping to internet ip on it. So, if i set $base_url = "internet ip/drupal", the LAN users must access it from the internet ip; if i set it to "LAN ip/drupal", the internet users can not access it. How to resolve? Thanks.
There are quite a few references to custom blocks in the forums and docs - most involving taxonomy. But, I'm interested in an ultra-simple block to show the last "n" nodes published.
Hi Everyone! Looking for your advice on how to be able to use sub-domains point to a specific node/page. Specifically, here's what I'd like to accomplish:
I've just installed Drupal and the Length of trimmed posts not working. I understand that it only works on post after the change is made. But it still doesn't work.
I have searched the forums and see that there are other people with the same problem but there are no reply.
I've asked this before, but I never got a response so I thought I'd try again. The calendar on my site is always showing the wrong day. The individual posts and archives are putting everything in the right spot (if I make a post on July 1st it will show up when I search for July 1st in the archives page), the calendar is always just showing the wrong day. Usually it is ahead and as of right now it is ahead by one day. I have all of the timezone settings correct. I am in Japan, so it's GMT+9 hours.
For some reason, I can no longer navigate back with Firefox 0.8. Using the browser back button, or the backspace key all reload the same page. Ony happens on my drupal site, www.robshouse.net. Could someone else confirm this? It is probably a setting with my browser, and I realize that, but it would be very kind if someone could just make a couple clicks and see if they can go back. IE works fine (yes, I'm gritting my teeth having to write that).