I have a corporate website designed on Drupal and that uses the Drupal CMS. Very easy to use.
I contracted a new firm to redesign the website, and they are adamant on not using Drupal and changing it to their web publisher.
This new web publisher has none of the simplicity of my Drupal CMS and I absolutely need to retain my CMS because of a my high volume of daily content upload.
QUESTION: can I take my proposed redesign template and transplant it onto my current Drupal website so that I retain my CMS?
Where is the template of users profile edit page?
I mean the page at "?q=it/user/xx/edit"
I have do add some HTML in this page but in the user module i can't find it.
I see user-profile.tpl.php andother template but no one is the one i need.
Thank you for your help.
Hi,
I have to ask you another think about porting my site to Drupal.
I have a custom users profile page. My page needs to show some standard field (different roles has different fields), and a custom link to a "user related comment" page (custom page).
I've used Profile2 to assign custom fields to every role.
Using Profile2, I see a link in the standard user's profile page for each field group that I create.
Is possible to set up a custom link in the user's profile page that point to a custom page (for example "node/34")?
Could someone suggest a module/modules that could help to solve the folllowing usign Drupal 7:
- tasks creation
- tasks assignment to users, watching/tracking tasks state
So far, I came to a conclusion there are no such modules in more or less stable state for Drupal 7. I would be glad to know I'm wrong about that.
Hi everybody,
I'm encountering a problem in redirecting the users after login (role based).
Each role has its own landing page, so i set up a rule for this (after login - if role - system redirect).
I've set up the redirect link in this way: "node/25".
Now, the problem is: if I log in with my user, the rule is executed, but I get the "Page not found" error because the link is: ?q=it/it/node/25.
As you can see the "/it" localization path is duplicated.
So I am converting my blog to drupal for testing and deciding from there if I want to keep it drupal based or wordpress based. My site is taking on a different goal then just being a blog and will be a place to host my android applications, windows games, and flash games I created. So I was wondering if I could get some feedback between the original wordpress site and the new drupal site and what you think would be the best option.