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RewriteRules and Multisites
by marcob 04 Nov '06

04 Nov '06

I've searched in Drupal forums and on the net, but couldn't manage to get this solved: How to redirect each multisite "mysite.com" to it's respective "www.mysite.com" ? I tryed many RewriteRules: RULE 1: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.site1\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.site1.com/$1 [L,R=301] RESULT: all my sites are redirected to "www.site1.com" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------- RULE 2: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.site1\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.site1.com/$1 [L,R=301] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.site2\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.site2.com/$1 [L,R=301] RESULT: Too many redirects occurred trying to open “http://www.kiteatlas.com/”. This might occur if you open a page that is redirected to open another page which then is redirected to open the original page. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------- RULE 3: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.[^.]+\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^http://www\.([^.]+)\.com/$1 [L,R=301] RESULT: Nothing happens. Site addresses are not redirected in any way apparently. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------- Please, could anyone suggest a RewriteRule (Cond) that redirects ALL multisites to their corresponding www. address? I swear I will make the reply into a Handbook page ;) Cheers, Marco

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$base_url problems on cocomment and notifications
by Michael Angeles 03 Nov '06

03 Nov '06

Cocomment is formatting my links oddly. My settings.php file has base url as: $base_url = 'http://urlgreyhot.com/personal'; Links being set by cocomment, reference $base_url, but are sending the links in the form: http://urlgreyhot.com/personal/personal/comment/reply/2661 You see how personal/ is in the URL twice. Notifications module is sending its links that way too. Any idea where this might be getting confused? Thanks, Michael

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by Zen Seeker 03 Nov '06

03 Nov '06

I don't mean to be a bug, but I am curious as to why I don't get any acknowledgment to this question. I know everyone is very busy. I am trying to use the proper protocol for addressing this issue. The following is an issue I posted at drupal.org. I've tried to be as specific as possible. If I'm not clear, can someone let me know what other details you might need? As always, thanks in advance for all assistance. I put this out in the forums, but it got overlooked. Didn't know if I should put it here, but taking a chance that maybe someone else might have this problem. I am playing with the 5.x beta with my custom theme. It is here on a temp site: www.memoryflix.biz. I have inserted the new primary link code in the page.tpl.php file. I have graphic tabs in the header for the primary links. It took some fiddling to get them, along with the background image, in the proper position. I used bluemarine page.tpl.php as the basis for the theme. Everything looked good in 4.7.4, as here: www.lifeonilife.com. My only problem is the tabs are now spaced too far apart. I have another theme that is doing the same thing. Looked fine in 4.7.4, but now there are spaces between the tabs. From that theme, it seems it's the size or padding or margin of the button_over image, but nothing in the css that I change is squashing the space. I even dropped the background image to a 1px width. I realize that the new primary link code is using navlist. My css has navcontainer. I tried changing all the navcontainers to navlist and that really messed things up. So I left the new code as is and put it in I just want to get rid of the spaces. I didn't want to put this in as an issue because I THINK it's got to be the css, although that hasn't changed from the 4.7.4 installation. I'm a newbie who has discovered custom theming and Dries' post said newbies could contribute to the testing of 5.x beta. I'm definitely in the "dangerous" category. I lived life as a tester for six years, testing against Oracle databases and SAS. Never want to see that life again, but I'll gladly volunteer to test if anyone wants to give me some use cases, or I can just try and break things myself! Thanks in advance. Just wondering if anyone has had time to look at this. I did install antique_modern theme and it has the same problem. If someone could just give me a little direction, I'd appreciate it. Looks like it's any theme that has tabs for primary links. Thanks again.

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Re: [support] Upload pictures directly from node (not from EDITpage)
by Metzler, David 02 Nov '06

02 Nov '06

Sorry to say that there are no modules that I'm aware of (and I'm aware of a lot of them) that do what you're asking. I'd try and make contact with the maintainer of the image tabs module to see if that's something that could be incorperated. YOu may or may not have success, but it's always worth a try. Or, if you're a developer yourself. Start looking at image tabs to see if it can be customized. Dave ________________________________ From: support-bounces(a)drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of marcob Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 12:05 PM To: support(a)drupal.org Subject: [support] Upload pictures directly from node (not from EDITpage) Howdy, i followed the support list for some time, but this is my first post, so first of all my big up to all the people who use their for making Drupal a better place :) My support question: Upload pictures directly from node (not from EDIT page) can anyone tell if there actually is a way to let users upload/attach images to posts (nodes) directly from the node page? Now all (?) the image modules require users to go through the EDIT form. What i mean instead is the very classic/basic "upload an image" field *directly* on node page. The closest thing i found is the Image_tab.module: it adds an "add images" tab to the desired nodes. Still i reckon the easiest thing for users is the upload form on node page. Also the module is still cvs and not finalized for 4.7 yet and quite buggy... Please, any hint greatly apreciated! Cheers, Marco ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ David, thanks for replying! Img_assist (image assist) module is provides the functionality, but its still from the edit page. Can't really answer your question without knowing: 1. What would you want drupal to do with the images attached to a node? In what way are they attached? If you don't have an editing context, how would drupal know where to put the image on the page? basically what i need is that users should be able to upload pictures they might have related to particular nodes. They should find an *upload image* field directly on the node page, or alternatively there could be an "add images" tab, similarly to what image_tab tryes to do, that links to a page that allows them ONLY to upload pictures. The images they upload are then attached to the node and displayed on the node's page togheter with other similarly submitted pics (a kind of "node gallery") 2. What is the problem with doing this on the edit page? i don't want all users to be able to actually *edit* the whole node, but i want them to be able to only upload pics. 3. Have you thought of this problem on other ways? Are you trying to create a gallery (there are modules for that), or are you trying to publish a page, or upload an image for use within a page? is not a real standalone pictures gallery (a la image.module, or shazaam.module). It is more a collection of pictures related to each specific node, submitted by different users. 4. Are you familiar with the wysiwig editors used in drupal such as tincymce? These may offer features that you're looking for. wysiwigs act always from the back of the nodes ( from the *edit* page) so they are not suited for what i am looking for. Hope this is bit more clear ;) Thanks for any help! Marco

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Upload pictures directly from node (not from EDITpage)
by marcob 02 Nov '06

02 Nov '06

Howdy, i followed the support list for some time, but this is my first post, so first of all my big up to all the people who use their for making Drupal a better place :) My support question: Upload pictures directly from node (not from EDIT page) can anyone tell if there actually is a way to let users upload/attach images to posts (nodes) directly from the node page? Now all (?) the image modules require users to go through the EDIT form. What i mean instead is the very classic/basic "upload an image" field *directly* on node page. The closest thing i found is the Image_tab.module: it adds an "add images" tab to the desired nodes. Still i reckon the easiest thing for users is the upload form on node page. Also the module is still cvs and not finalized for 4.7 yet and quite buggy... Please, any hint greatly apreciated! Cheers, Marco ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ David, thanks for replying! > Img_assist (image assist) module is provides the functionality, but > its still from the edit page. Can't really answer your question > without knowing: > > 1. What would you want drupal to do with the images attached to a > node? In what way are they attached? If you don't have an editing > context, how would drupal know where to put the image on the page? basically what i need is that users should be able to upload pictures they might have related to particular nodes. They should find an *upload image* field directly on the node page, or alternatively there could be an "add images" tab, similarly to what image_tab tryes to do, that links to a page that allows them ONLY to upload pictures. The images they upload are then attached to the node and displayed on the node's page togheter with other similarly submitted pics (a kind of "node gallery") > 2. What is the problem with doing this on the edit page? i don't want all users to be able to actually *edit* the whole node, but i want them to be able to only upload pics. > 3. Have you thought of this problem on other ways? Are you trying to > create a gallery (there are modules for that), or are you trying to > publish a page, or upload an image for use within a page? is not a real standalone pictures gallery (a la image.module, or shazaam.module). It is more a collection of pictures related to each specific node, submitted by different users. > 4. Are you familiar with the wysiwig editors used in drupal such as > tincymce? These may offer features that you're looking for. wysiwigs act always from the back of the nodes ( from the *edit* page) so they are not suited for what i am looking for. Hope this is bit more clear ;) Thanks for any help! Marco

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Re: [support] login problems
by Metzler, David 02 Nov '06

02 Nov '06

My best guess is that session support is not configured properly in PHP 5. You can check this with a simple php script containing the following. <? session_start(); phpinfo(); ?> Look to make sure session support is enabled. Debugging this is highly dependent on which version of web server you're running, and how php5 is installed. Some things to look at: Examine PHP.ini settnigs to make sure that the sessions settings are being stored in a directory that the apache user has access to (can create files, etc.). Dave -----Original Message----- From: support-bounces(a)drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Leo Burd Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 6:10 AM To: support(a)drupal.org Subject: [support] login problems Hello there, I've just installed PHP 5 on my server and now I'm having login problems. My Drupal site is asking me to login again for each page that I go to in my site. It is as if it's "forgetting" information about the current logged in user. If I keep logging in, the site seems to be working just fine. What to do? Thanks in advance, Leo -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]

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automated response
by Ramadan 02 Nov '06

02 Nov '06

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02 Nov '06

Hello there, I've just installed PHP 5 on my server and now I'm having login problems. My Drupal site is asking me to login again for each page that I go to in my site. It is as if it's "forgetting" information about the current logged in user. If I keep logging in, the site seems to be working just fine. What to do? Thanks in advance, Leo

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Where did "body" and "teaser" of nodes go?
by blogdiva＠culturekitchen.com 01 Nov '06

01 Nov '06

Sorry to ask this too obvious question for developers. I was perusing my DB (4.7.3) and noticed that the NODE table does not handle TEASER nor BODY anymore. Where did they go? What extra step do i have to do now to back up my sites if BODY, which I consider the most important aspect of my BLOG, is not handled anymore through the DB? Or, to put it shortly : What am I missing? Liza Sabater, Publisher www.culturekitchen.com www.dailygotham.com TEL - 646.552.7365 AIM - cultkitdiva SKYPE - lizasabater

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xmlrpc() crashes without warning for large base64 data types...
by Leo Burd 31 Oct '06

31 Oct '06

Hello there, For some reason, calls to xmlrpc.php are crashing/timing out for base64 data elements larger than 100k. Here's some more information: * I'm running my site in a Red Hat EL 4 server with PHP 4.3.9 (which is the default for this OS) * I tried to replicate the error calling the functions directly from the command line and the error did not show up * It seems that the call to base64_encode() is consuming a lot of resources. I changed memory limits in php.ini to 128M and the function calls still hang. Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions/clues about what could be done? Thanks in advance, Leo

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