I've been trying to convert my website to Drupal lately, and I'm now at the part that I need to get the search option working. But I've encountered a problem:
My whole homepage is one post of the content type home_page. My site is with tabs, that roll out when clicked. No new page is loaded. So the problem is, that when I search in my site, it just shows the piece of text where the word I searched for is in, but the link to it is at the homepage.
Hi, folks!
I'm migrating from modular Perl site development to Drupal and trying to understand some Drupal basics.
Assume a page, call it "rent". We can write some (unclean) user requests:
- brain.pl?page=rent&floor=5&room=10 for certain room;
- brain.pl?page=rent&floor=5 for certain floor;
- brain.pl?page=rent for page;
all of this requests can be quick Perl-processed in such way:
- extract user data via cgi parsing;
I'm sitting on a very large project, thinking of how I manage to create a separate login window. In fact, I want User Group A to register via the website / assigned/logged in and automatically in the role of A User. Group B is an extra page to register / login and assigns automatically the role of B.
In addition, the user group A and B got different profile pages (group A has only information about the person, group B got a personal blog AND personal information).
I started developing a site (outsidemma.com) in a very cumbersome way because I wanted to find ways around the limitation on the free hosting service I had. The website code is so bad I am embarrassed to explain how it works :(
anyway, I want to start using drupal but I have a number of concerns:
1. What happens to my current pages? will I be able to have the same links for the current pages once I switch to Drupal?
2. How can I transfer the "comments" feature to drupal?
I'm new to Drupal, having spent several years on xoops and I'm struggling to get my head around how drupal works as opposed to xoops, so if anyone can help me with these questions I'd be really grateful.
In xoops the modules are separated between php pages and html 'template' pages. To change the design or content of any page you just need to go to the template pages and find the .html file for that page but I can't figure out how Drupal does the same.
I have the following situation that seems weird for me but I'm asked to delve into it and see if it is possible to accomplish it.
we already have a website that is running, now we need that the user's authentication be done through drupal so that the user's role,permission and access rules be subjected to the user on our website and not on drupal.
In other words I want the drupal User Management to apply it on my own website.