I've created a number of "back-end" web pages that are redirected to after a user goes through a Paypal transactin (eg "success" and "cancel" pages). However, these static pages show up in the "View recent posts" option (eg the tracker.module).
Does anyone know of an easy way off hand to tell tracker to ignore certain pages? I don't want these showing up in the tracker summary - as users clicking on the "success" and "cancel" pages causes watchdog entries and email notices to be submitted, etc...
I could not find the "permissions" link in administration part. Is it due to non-existence of any user accounts rather than mine, or do i have to install any additional module?
Thanx.
Lashae-
I'm looking for alternate ways to display entries (particualarly blogs) by dates, similar to the way it's done in other blog tools. What this involves is a "roll-up" of entries under a certain date header, then another date header. An added bonus would be to specify a particular dates to lay out on a page instead of the total number of entries. Another related item is to display lists of archives "rolled-up" by month or year, instead of a search menu drop down.
I have a Drupal site up and running which is being actively used by roughly 600 users. All in all I'm very pleased with Drupal. I found it easy to set up, configure and implement despite having zero knowledge of PHP. Now that the users have been using it for about a month they're starting to ask if it's possible to have a more phpBB style forum, where everything is "flat" rather than the indented (and I feel superior) style that the Drupal features.
Since Drupal doesn't have the capability to allow admins to use html without also enabling for all users, I wonder if it would be possible to conditionally apply the html filter?
For example, if the node is the story node, then don't have the html filter apply. This would work well in my case, since the admin is the only one allowed to create a story.
I am mostly php illiterate and would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction to make this modification. Or it's not possible ...