I have a custom application written in PHP, how do I integrate this into Drupal. At the moment I am using the PHP filter module and putting my php code into the pages. I am wondering if there is a "clean" way of doing this.
Hi. We use the Taxonomy module in order to get an automatically generated navigation based on the taxonomy terms. This works fine, creating as many subcategories as we want, however the nodes themselves are not shown in the navigation. We solved the problem with the help of the Taxonomy Context module, but as the parent menu item (that is the root item) is not being marked "active", we would appreciate another solution.
I am moving an established site out of a homegrown CMS into Drupal. After much wailing and gnashing of teeth, I have conquered much of the beast, but I have one issue remaining that I am having trouble understanding how to accomplish.
I have two tables in the Source database (Product & Contents) Products may have multiple contents, so there is a third table (Product_Contents) that maintains relationships between the two, so that Product 1 can have Contents 5,6,8.
I'm importing a bunch, thousands of photos, where the existing dir structure looks like: /photos/2008/03/28/filename.jpg etc.... There are 4 year's worth.
On my Drupal installation I'm using the imagefield module, which likes to see things in the /files/images/ directory.