I'm trying to have my website's menu look like this:
Graduate Option
-Option 1 (always visible, not just when you click on "Graduate Option")
--Apply (always visible, not just when you click on "Option 1")
-Option 2
--Apply (always visible, not just when you click on "Graduate Option")
I'm looking for a way to share users across multiple sites on different servers. I know Liferay does this, but I would prefer to have this feature as part of the CMS. Can Drupal do this? If so, how?
I'm pretty familiar with Drupal, but a total php, mysql, noob.
I have a Google Doc with 700+ lines, and multiple columns. I want to import this data to Drupal (6x). The Drupal site has been built, and I'm using a number of modules including CCK, Views, Pathauto, Global Redirect and gmap/location.
Each line of the Google Doc represents a node. Each column a piece of data. The data needs to be moved to the the appropriate Drupal field (title, body, multiple CCK fields, and the gmap location fields).
I am trying to give my website which is already designed in PHP drupal support. I didnt realise before that I ll be using drupal as my content management sysem, but now I am struck as I am very new to drupal. I have no clue where and how to start? please help me with this problem?
I get the impression that I have installed the modules required to have a choice to tell Drupal the language I write in, but there is no internationalization menu that I can see. How do I activate internationalization of posts and stories?