There have been several months that Drupal 4.7.x is available, and the module "Teaser Images" seems not to be compatible. It is a pitty since otherwise the images contained in the teasers are awfully displayed.
Does anybody have a good idea about making the module work in a Drupal 4.7.x installation?
hello everybody
I an new to drupal and want to display the image of same size but problem is that I have images with different sizes so the result it display will display the images of different sizes so it look very bad if anyone has idea about that then please tell
I'm trying to set up a drupal install, but need both nodes and comments to be able to be moderated (i.e. have scores assigned to them). The Node Moderation module does most of what I want, and has nice features, but lacks the ability to moderate comments. Thus I was thinking of adding this functionality into the module - would there be any major design problems with doing this?
on bloks admin area : "Page specific visibility settings" -> " Show if the following PHP code returns TRUE (PHP-mode, experts only)." and i try whit this code :
<?php
page_access("create", 0);
?>
because i presume that if the can create a page the are from de role that only can see that...
I'm working on a custom module that keeps track of the courses a user is taking at school. I want administrators to be able to clear everyone's courses, then add a set of default courses to all users. As far as I can tell, this means running an INSERT statement for each user and each course. That seems like a lot; is it going to be inefficient, or is there a better way to do it?
On a related note, I'm wondering if there's a function of some sort to get the UIDs of all active users. Doing it by role would be nice too. Is there an easy way to do this?
I am working with a group that maintains a list of weekly meetings that are held at various locations in an area. They have need of something similar to the Event module--where you can track events on a calendar--but something where you can associate an event with a particular day of the week rather than a particular date. In other words, they'd like to be able to say:
Monday: 8-9am Meeting in Rm 17 of Bldg A
4-6pm Meeting in Rm 24 of Bldg B