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Is there anyway to post an image in clipboard while creating a new content in Drupal?
Currently we can format text with web-text-editors like tinymce, but I can't find anything able to "auto-upload" an image when I press Ctrl+V, after a print screen...
This would be an awesome feature to add to tinymce, or drupal, but I can't think of a way to implement this... Could this be done with AJAX, or Java??
I've successfully set up several Drupal sites and now I've run into an issue that I haven't seen before: the server times out whenever I submit a change in administrative settings. When I initially got the site up on this server, I copied everything from another server on which I had developed the site and when I submitted the initial changes in administering the new site on the new server it would redirect back to the old server address. I tracked this down to not having updated the /sites/default/settings.php file.
I have a group of PDF's that I'd like to display on a single page (or page view) on my Drupal site, and am trying to accomplish this using the
tag and Views. The View would have an Argument, which would be the specific PDF file the user wanted to see. So the URL would be something like http://mysite.com/pdfviewer/file1, http://mysite.com/pdfviewer/file2, etc.
Here's what I tried. I created a new View, enabled page view, and put the following code in the header:
echo $args[1]; "
width="650" height="700" frameborder="0" scrolling="no">
This didn't work--instead I got an iframe containing a "page not found" page. Viewing the HTML source, it only shows
leading me to believe that $args[1] has no value/doesn't exist. I'm using $args[1] based on http://drupal.org/node/70145. I have also tried $args and args[0], with no success.
How do i create multiple forums for different type of users
1. public forum for all users
2. Only for users that are registered and have logged in can post
MySQL error was: Too many connections. Just got this message a few minutes ago... our server is hosting other non-drupal cms and php programs (joomla, coppermine) ... checking on those other sites, the same errors are displayed, as well as in phpmyadmin (coppermine site, same error of "too many connections," while joomla sites has an error message just the same)...