Hi,
just wondering if someone can help me with a CVS command line-issue. I'm moving my drupal development files from my windows box to my test server which doesn't have a GUI. I'm doing this because I am sick of windows corrupting my files, changing the new-line characters so that I can't make patches.
Hey, I'm quite new to drupal. Have developed a menu module for a web site which still hasn't been put up in production.
At the mo I'm in the design phase for a web site for a bank and I'm plannig to use drupal for it.
I mainly need to design a whole section for usual bank foreign exchanges management section.
I've seen the drupal contributed module for currency exchange, but it seems that it can only manage 2 currencies.
Is this correct or can I change this module to handle multiple currencies? Can I anyhow use it to obtain my objectives?
Months ago I found this usefull pece of php code on the Drupal pages. It makes an unorderd list (ul; /ul) of the latest posts on the drupal webpage.
I'd like to have them desingled in the paragraphs (p; /p) or line breaks (br) mode instead of have them desingned in the "list mode". If someone helps me please.
I have two questions about the views module. I use version 4.6.0 of Drupal and views module.
The first question: Is it necessay to use to comment module? When I put the comment module off I get a sql syntax error.
The second question: After I put the comment module on, alle posts has a last post date of 36 years and 13 weeks. Seems the start of epoch. So where does the views module get the dates from?
I have a form into which a user can enter parameters, which are then used to retreive a list of matching profiles. I am currently getting a list of strings from the form, eg, 'favourite colour' is a set of checkboxes and the returned array contains: ('red'=>0, 'blue'=>'blue', 'green'=>'green'), where red was not selected and blue/green were.
Because the values are serialized into the database, the SQL statement will include a string like this (this is very pseudo-sql but the idea is the same):