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Ok, I'm fairly new to Drupal but I have been working with PHP and mySQL for the past year. I've built and worked on a few CMS' and I figured I'd try Drupal on an upcoming project.
It is for a TV show that wants a full list of their episodes. Sound easy enough. They also want users to able able to search search for episodes based on the products reviewed... either by name, manufacturer, air-date, etc. They would also want the ability to reach this information by navigation through a hierarchical list... The show is in syndication so simply remembering when you saw it doesn't always help because the show could be a year old. They are also planning on providing online videos from episodes, as well as one made for the web specifically that would need to fit into the the same architecture.
So if it was a TV show on Home Improvement, and in an episode they talked about a belt sander, made by XYZ corp, that aired on Oct 24th. A user should be able to either search for belt sander, or click through a list like... tools, sanders, belt sander... or they can go manufacturer, sanders, belt sander... possibly even reaching the episode based on where they lived and when they saw it.
Basically any logical order that a viewer may think of to reach the episode.
To me the easiest way to add tables to the DB, but then I started thinking about how the search engine would treat that information and what I would have to do to get that side of the equation working.
Mostly I've been successful in creating a container and categories under the container. I've also successfully created a menu from this container/categories.
What I can't figure out is hot wo force the order of the PREV and NEXT links. Here's my problem visually:
Custom Menu
mysitecontainer (invisible container)
About Us (category)
- Contact (sub-category)
- Location (sub-category)
- Bios (sub-category)
- History (sub-category)
I installed the module and reviewed the admin settings. Accepted the defaults, and away I go.
I came back to my site the next day, and I was greeted with the following message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: form_get_errors() in /modules/persistent_login/persistent_login.module on line 180
Reload the page, and I see the front page with a login screen.
When I do log in, check in My Account, it shows that I have 1 persistent login cookie set.
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