I am building a Drupal site that requires a valid .mil email to view certain areas. Is there a way I can know if a user changes their email and validte that as a part of the change like is done when the user signs up for an account?
I'm developing a PHP theme that uses Google Adsense. I can't quite figure out why, but when displaying an image gallery (the standard taxonomy based version, not gallery2), the page layout breaks if the Google AdSense Javascript is placed in the default location I use for other conent types (where it works fine).
As a workaround I want to suppress display of the AdSense block when showing an image gallery, but I can't figure out how to tell programatically what kind of page the theme is rendering.
Is it possible in Drupal (I'm using version 4.7 beta2 now) to restrict some forums so, that only specified users can post to them and all other users can only view the content? I'm new to Drupal and till now I didn't find such option there.
If it's possible, how can I configure the forum to achieve this???
I installed Drupal 4.7 after a few problems, on my end. Now I want to use it on multiple sites. I have read all of the multi user threads and think I have a handle on it. Just want to check and see if I have it right.
I want all sites to be different, so I need to create seperate database's for all of them correct? I just need to update the settings.php files for each site.
Is this even close?
I am a newbie...So be easy on me... :OP
Would it be a good idea to think it as a feature? is version 4.7 accepting new features?
I did some modifications to a 4.6.5 version to meet some ssl requirements I need:
. user login
. account modification
. address book
I tried to use the bottom line functions so the ssl feature can be used sitewide and, while I did some strange workarounds while playing with the base_url and the url() l() and drupal_goto() functions.