We have a large database of members/customers who are currently assigned usernames and passwords based on the membership number that is assigned when they subscribe to our magazine. Our current web solution integrates directly with our database, albeit badly.
How easy is it likely to be to perform an automated account creation when new members call our national office? Ultimately, we want to restrict access only to paid members and not allow non-members access to other content.
I have two questions. First, is there any "nice" way to do module ordering? By "nice" I mean a way built into Drupal, not executing custom queries directly to MySQL or something like that. Just to code correctly.
Secondly, and more importantly, is there a way to override menu callbacks? For example, if I want to make blog_feed_user() not do what it usually does, but instead redirect (drupal_goto()) elsewhere? Is this possible?
so that every node can share the same page format, as well as php codes and html codes.
for example, i wanna show related articles at the bottom of every node, and this is done using php codes. can i save time and efforts by using some node template?
Just browsing the available module list for 4.7 in my quest to determine suitability for launching on it, and I don't see a WYSIWYG editor for 4.7 yet. Does this mean that one isn't available or would I have to get one from CVS (when I actually figure out how to do that! :) )