We are unable to upload small image files (less than 1 MB files) on our Drupal 7.10 site which uses IIS 7.5. I can browse to the GIF and JPG files but when I click upload I get an error message that the file "could not be saved. An unknown error has occurred." The folder permissions look good. I suspect that this may be a problem with IIS interacting with Drupal. I would love it if the client had Apache installed instead of IIS. Any help would be appreciated.
I've been building sites with Drupal for 4 years now. My main strength is in themeing and I can set up a Drupal site without too many probelms. Recently I upgraded our site from Drupal 5 to 6. In about a year we would like to migrate (rather than upgrade) to Drupal 7 to avoid the headaches with legacy DB tables.
Hi everybody!
I'm new to drupal and in the process of setting up a Durpal 7 website. I have started on a private server using sqlite as the database for the initial site development.
Since I get frequent Fatal errors because of sqlite locking issues (especially when more users access the site @see http://drupal.org/node/1120020 ) I wanted to migrate to mysql as the database backend.
I have tried various strategies so far.
My first attempt was to use the
So i'm still pretty new to drupal, and i'm trying to set up some content types (most notably banners and CTAs) which i want to be able to configure to show up on certain nodes but not others.
I've managed to do this via nodereference and a view so far, but the problem is i have a few listings that i've built using views (for example, a latest news page that shows all of the news articles) and i'm having trouble assigning a banner or a cta to that view.