I have created a "visitor" role for people I don't know who create accounts and wish to comment on my website. In access control I have "post comments" checked and "post comments without approval" unchecked for the visitor role. But users with the visitor role are still able to post directly, without approval first. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
I am looking into whether there is a way to setup Drupal so that user accounts can be created without email addresses. My questions are:
1. Has someone already done this? How?
2. What method would be most applicable/best practice? A patch? A module?
3. Is this even doable? Are there too many modules that depend on e-mail address being present?
There is a site that has lot of content for different user roles -- let it be casual users, users from academia and staff. These users want to get quick access to most important pages pertinent to their role without wading through the full site menu. They don't want to login. The menu shouldn't be partitioned or the site sectioned as people want to access all pages, not only those relevant to their roles.
My website's all uploaded files are there in 'file' folder.
The problem is that if someone knows the file name then he can directly download that file by typing www.mywebsite.com/files/abcd.wmv in the web browser.
I need to configure my site for several domains each of which must turn the corresponding language on. For instance, www.site.com - en, www.site.ru - ru, www.site.jp - jp, etc...
All of them will point to the same source code and will have the same database. The only difference is default language.
I've encountered that when I'm trying to change button labels on certain forms they stop working! Later, I found that those labels (values) are used in 'switch' statements to distinguish which button has been pressed.
Something like:
switch ($op) {
case t('Search') : .........
}
So, what if need to change search button label to 'Find' or 'Go' or '>>'?
As I understood, I can't do it without patching module and changing case condition. May be I'm missing something...