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You have to log in with the demo account or create an account to be able to use it. You won't be able to see the CiviCRM Admin menu, but this will at least give you an idea of what CiviCRM 1.5 looks like in Drupal 5.0
This isn't so much about the privatemsg module as it is about the menu system ...
I would like to insert an image into the "my inbox" string on the menu to show an icon when there is new mail, however when the menu element gets created, it converts any HTML so that it can be displayed.
Any (easy) was of bypassing that in the menu system? Or maybe is there a hook in privatemsg to change the appearance of "new"?
with the new module.info files there is a properties/attribute for package, undoubtedly if you been making modules for drupal 5 then you would have come across it at some stage. info on it here http://drupal.org/node/64279#info
Hi I am a newbie who just started using drupal. I am developing this website www.giveaslice.org as a class project and got stuck on a blog issue.
I want to include a blog such that all anonymous users can post new entries and comments on it. at the moment, i've disabled the comment module as the website is not designed for interactive purposes. but i really want to have a blog to allow for some kind of interactivity with the visitors. thanks.
There is a problem with the version 5 Front Page module. If you log out, you cannot then log back in. It will give you the Access Denied message - until you delete the module files off the server. Then you can log in with no problems and re-upload the Front Page module files....
I confess that I am no programmer and that I know enough about drupal to be dangerous. However I am needing to offer my users the ability to add the blogroll of the aggregated blogs on my site to their site. Of course the Syndicate Module outputs an OPML of my the feeds being read in my aggregator, but what most of my users desire is some sort of javacript option that they can insert into their blogger or typepad templates.