How do I add the user login screen (http://localhost/user/login" to a
node so that when I access that node (http://localhost/node/NN), I get
the login screen? I think this is essentially referencing another
node, which I thought could be done with [node:user/login], but that
doesn't seem to be working for me. I thought I had found on the
drupal site how to do this, but the search results are not returning
what I remember. I apologize for my poor memory. Thanks for any
tips.
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Jiann-Ming Su
"I have to decide between two equally frightening options.
If I wanted to do that, I'd vote." --Duckman
"The system's broke, Hank. The election baby has peed in
the bath water. You got to throw 'em both out." --Dale Gribble
My drupal installation is under a subfolder of my domain; therefore, I
need to type the subfolder (www.example.com/drupal) on the address bar
inorder for drupal to come up. How can I change the setting so I do
not need to type the subfolder, like www.example.com instead of
www.example.com/drupal?
I have tried to change the settings.php $base_url
='http://example.com' instead of $base_url
='http://example.com/drupal', but it still does not work. Any idea?
Thanks!
I'm running Drupal 4.6.5 and want to add some javascript to the head
of my edit event pages that contains information specific to each
event node - so i need to know what $node-nid is so that I can grab
this extra detail from the db.
event.module provides event_html_head() which is called by
drupal_set_html_head() which is called by event_menu but of course
event_menu doesn't know what $node is
Is there somewhere other than event_menu that I can call
drupal_set_html_head from where I can get access to $node?
Cheers
Grant
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blogdiva wrote:
> You have to do your own footwork with services like Technorati as
> well as set up the blogs with TBs and pings. If I were you, I'd take
> a look at the distribution put together by CivicSpaceLabs
>
> www.civicspacelabs.org
>
> It has everything you need to use Drupal as a community blog
> platform. I have added to my set up the following modules :
Blogdiva,
thanks for all this information. I will certainly study all the
modules and links you signalled in the next days. However, please
note that my questions were not meant to "setup a community blog
platform with Drupal". Instead, I need to build a site where:
1) content is *only* created by me (and maybe a few others), is *not*
really "blog-like" (that is a chronological series of short
articles with or without some tags attached), has a complex
structure and extra features that can be managed much more easily
with Drupal than Wordpress or any other blog-focused package, but:
2) each of the pages/nodes created should be just as "bloggy" as if it
had been created with WordPress, that is offer trackbacks to/from
plain blogs, pingbacks, technorati indexing and everything else said
in this thread, with as little manual work as possible by the webmaster
So I will study all the material you listed, and am not afraid of manual
configs or PHP hacking to build the website, but the question is, can all
the modules and procedures you listed help me to build a website as above?
A full fledged CMS with a 100% blog-like behavior towards its_visitors_, not its content creators?
TIA,
D.
Hi,
Im having trouble creating a node (page) which uses flash (all the swf
files etc are on the server and I link to them in the html). Has anyone
used flash in their nodes? How did you do it?
V
How do I create a news and annoucements page similar to http://drupal.org/news?
Do I need to create a custom node type using flexinode? Thanks for any tips.
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Jiann-Ming Su
"I have to decide between two equally frightening options.
If I wanted to do that, I'd vote." --Duckman
"The system's broke, Hank. The election baby has peed in
the bath water. You got to throw 'em both out." --Dale Gribble