Again, not too sure if this is the right place for this question. I'm would very much like to create multiple page or node templates based on taxonomy terms. I found a script for it in 4.7 (http://drupal.org/node/83121#comment-684997), but I was wondering if anyone had updated it for 5.x. I'm pretty surprised no one has asked about it yet, since I would have thought it would be a fairly common practice.
Now everything seemed to be working, except I got a few emails from new members that when they registered and clicked on the link in the registration email, it took them to someone else's account.
Hypathetically speaking, If someone was stupid enough to remove the login block from the front page of their site so that when they went back to the site they had no option to login. How on earth could they get to log back in.
Hypathetically speaking only, surely nobody is that silly, ummmm?
I am setting up my server to host Drupal 6 on a IIS 5.
On the /admin page, it tells me "One or more problems were detected with your Drupal installation. Check the status report for more information." The only "problems" is that Update notifications is not enabled and the fact its on IIS is highlighted in yellow.
Since non-technical people will be administering the site and since I made changes to the core, I don't want the update notifications enabled but I also don't want people thinking there is a problem with their site when there really isn't.
I have added the Secret question & answer field in registration page using profile module. I want to add same thing in Request new password page. How can I do this?
Any separate function to alter the user_pass() function?