I have a domain name: example.com. I set www.example.com and all sub-domain (*.example.com) to point to the same server. I put some directories whose names like abc.example.com in sites folder and put settings.php file in them. Then when I visit http://abc.example.com, I can see a different site from http://www.example.com. It's all right here.
I am working on customizing an audio_playlist module and would like to remove fields "album","genre", "track" and make left over fields wider. Any help on how to accomplish it would be appreciate it. I have looked in settings and inside of "audio_playlist.module" but haven't been able to find a solution.
I'm searching for the betting module, in which category could I find it? I know someone developed a module that allows users to exchange their predictions upon particular events.
Using LIKE queries normally uses the % character as a wildcard... this doesn't seem to work with Drupal's query functions because of the sprintf-style substitution they use.
i.e.
$query = "SELECT * FROM {url_alias} WHERE dst LIKE '%%s%'";
$result = db_query($query, "goat");
Hope this is posted to the correct forum! This is a 2-pronged question, but first an introduction:
A client wants their cart re-jigged (currently using some suspect 3rd party deal - not drupal), but wants to keep the payment functionality how they have it at present which is that a user places an order, fills out their ccard details and then these details are sent via an email script from the SSL to the website owner. The website owner then processes the transaction offline using his shop terminal and sends out the goods. Nice and simple, no payment gateways or merchant accounts or things like that.