hi! have installed the faq module (faq-4.7.x-2.0.tar.gz) to drupal 4.7.x, and everything went well... but our site faq must eventually be made available to anonymous users (logged out mode), that's where i get stuck... http://site/faq doesn't display anything!... the rest though, including categories/taxonomy, faq block, etc. are working fine and viewable for logged in users... checked access control settings at admin/user/access to allow access for anonymous users to the FAQ, yet still the same problem.
What is the best way to organize Biblio according to various languages? My first instinct is to use taxonomies and create a new vocabulary called "Language" and make it a required field for new Biblio contributions. Am I on the right track???
But then I'm thinking... because this is going to be a multi-lingual site, and given that there are all sorts of multi-linqual modules like Localization etc, is there a more efficient way to organise biblio (as well as other content) to work in a multi-lingual environment?
After I installed e-commerce module my adminsection stoped to work completely :-( Only When I remove e-commerce module files manually I can get back to admin section. How can I install that e-commerce 5.x-3.1 after all?
I have phpfreechat up and running with Drupal 5.x and dev version of module, with phpfreechat Beta 9 as suggested. I am unable to change the theme of the chatroom though and was wondering if anyone can offer help with regard to this. I am not exactly sure that the theme directory is being found path= {site root}/modules/phpfreechat/phpfreechat/themes
Is it just me or is the hasClass() function missing from the 5.1 installation? I need it for a module/site development that I'm working on but it appears not to exist. All the other xClass() functions (.e.g addClass()) are there. I've tested example code from the Documentation etc. to make sure, none works.
Is there a reason for it's removal or have I got a duff download? Searching showed nothing (Google or this site)