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Hello, does anyone know of a module that allows for uploading of image into individual image galleries for each user account and where they cannot see each other's galleries? Sorta like a private gallery of some sort.
I have just started using the image module for Drupal. When i upload an image it creates three different versions of the image, a thumbnail , preview and an original version of the image. Is there any way to have the image module to create only two different versions of the image a thumbnail and preview?
I currently have to upload the image. It will then create the 3 types i have to manually delete the original image and remove it from listing, although removing from listing doesn't seem to work.
Drupal Download can be set to public access or private (drupal)
When in public, all my blog attachments open successfully.
When in private all blog attachments open successfully EXCEPT PDF files.
This is true of PDF files uploaded before and after the access is switched to prviate. I can see the file in the correct directory (accessed as drupals system/files folder). And all other files being successfully accessed are in the same folder.
I have made it through the installation and have even hacked the page template a little, but I"m having some trouble figuring out how to get started.
What I want to do is create some content pages, that will have a custom look (there will be other pages that should look generic) so I"m at a standstill as to how to start.
I've read about flexinodes and taxonomy, customization and such, but it's all a bit overwhelming.
Considering a node structure that will look something like:
Drupal Download can be set to public access or private (drupal)
When in public, all my blog attachments open successfully.
When in private all blog attachments open successfully EXCEPT PDF files.
This is true of PDF files uploaded before and after the access is switched to prviate. I can see the file in the correct directory (accessed as drupals system/files folder). And all other files being successfully accessed are in the same folder.
I've just discovered the hook_taxonomy and it works fine to add actions on various taxonomy operations.
But, if I would like to add module specific validation to the edit term form (admin/taxonomy/edit/term/TID), hook_taxonomy doesn't seeems to be of any help.