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I had everything running fine, but when I installed taxonomy_access it messed up my websie and I get a lot of errors in my log. Plus I can't reach the configuration pages for taxonomy_access
Then I tried getting rid of it and I still am having trouble. Go to my website www.breakoutinvestments.com to know what I'm talking about.
I had everything running fine, but when I installed taxonomy_access it messed up my websie and I get a lot of errors in my log. Plus I can't reach the configuration pages for taxonomy_access
Then I tried getting rid of it and I still am having trouble. Go to my website www.breakoutinvestments.com to know what I'm talking about.
Hi, I've been looking at how to reduce the size of my drupal database, and quickly found that my accesslog was 125mb of a total of 180mb.
I reduced the log time from 16weeks to 1 week, to see how dramatically it reduced the accesslog table size, but a couple of days later it is still huge, with phpmyadmin saying there is 120mb of "overhead". The number of entries seems to be waaay down, but the overall size is still large due to the overhead.
I was wondering if there is a way to require users to fill out the "image Description" field, of the tinymce image editor, when adding pictures, so the web pages will validate as xhtml? As is you don't have to fill out anything, except the image path to get a picture added to your page.
Hello - I am trying to put a little bit more scrutiny on the images that are being uploaded by potential registered members on my Drupal site.
Is it possible to have all uploaded images enter an Approval Area or something like this - where I can view all the Uploaded content and then approve them one by one?
I am using:
image module
image_gallery module
Maybe there is a different module I should be using???