I am using Postnuke and would like to change to Drupal.
Does Drupal have a Database module like Postnuke? I am not talking about the Drupal Database Admin module which allows editing of Drupal database tables. I am talking about letting users create their own database tables for their own use.
Postnuke Database module allows users (depending on their assigned permissions) to create, edit or just view databases (more accurately database tables). This is very useful for storing information in a database and allowing users to view it.
I'm writing a new module to allow taxonomy navigation the way I want it. It was working about half an hour ago, but seems to have stopped. I was playing around with menus and module (enabling and disabling) but after re-enabling them it still isn't working.
I've installed and enabled the devel module, but the setting page is blank other than the one word "Array" followed by "Save configuration" and "Reset to defaults" buttons. I don't think this is right, however, the module seems to have added "variable viewer" and "empty cache" links to the main navigation. But that's all I see.
I really want to be able to tell how many database queries are being made on each page but this information is not showing up at the bottom of the page or anywhere else.
All of this is on a 4.6.4 site. What could I be doing wrong?
I want my code to open a new browser window to one of several locations
(a) an outside URL
(b) an inside page which does not show header, nav info but just my own HTML
Question:
How do I do this? I tried printing a form + javascript to submit the form but this html appears in the page before the html tag, and get javascript error that the form does not exist. So that does not work.
I cannot find a PHP or drupal function that opens a new browser window to a new URL.