We have two international (multilingual) web services, recently introduced. Due to the time preassure we've done in html, but we need sufficient content management sysytem and we feel that Drupal is an ideal solution.
Here at my school, a project is using Drupal as its front end for this piece of software that does protein searching. The program itself has a web interface but its user framework isnt the most sofisicated, and we do not want our users to view anyone else's search results. While the url's the program creates are not trival, we are worried that once we go public, we may send the wrong url to the wrong person, and with its current setup, a logged in user can view the results.
Hi I've migrated my content and users from Joomla tio drupal with user_import and node_import modules.
It seems to work all well, except i receive this error when trying to edit comments settings.
on admin/content/comment/settings I receive this message:
Moving the static content is easy, setting up the funky modules like bibliography and phpBB link is easy (and fun actually). But I can't figure out how to properly integrate my database. Currently it's just kind of stuck on, which allows me to display it, but it means I miss out on all the cool bits that Drupal can add like allowing users to modify species accounts, admin moderation of these manipulations, and commenting on species. The way it's set up at the minute is basically one node that with dynamic content that displays info on the selected species so any comment is attached to the node not the species.
I have set up a content type called "species" and one called "species info" which basically mirrors the old database schema, and I have sussed out which tables I need to insert my old data into to make them nodes. But it means updating 3 or 4 tables each time I add a batch of new species (content_type_species, content_type_species_info, node, node_revisions tables). There are over 1500 species in the database and several thousand left to go, so adding them in manually isn't really an option either. Is there some way of importing a csv that will update all the relevant tables?
I have been creating a Drupal website and I have had a lot of fun. I really like the Drupal features and modules. Thank you all for all your contributions. I hope I can return the favor by helping out soon.
Anyway, back to the subject at hand. I already maintain a blog with Wordpress. I am thinking about migrating it over to Drupal. I did some searching and found some programs/scripts that can help with this process. I am nervous about using automatied scripts because who knows what can happen.
I just replace my old site to new-drupal site.
how can i change the sequence of the user-id,
instead of users know from ...node/user/10
that they are the 10th new user, i'd like to start from 2777
is that possible?
same thing, is it possible for txnid for ecommerce module, and other table?