I have a site www.example.com/nestor/site1 and I create site www.example.com/nestor/site2 I do a mysqldump of site1 into site1.sql and edit this file and change all the 'site1' strings to 'site2' and save it as site2.sql After this I create a site2 database and read in the site2.sql file contents into the site2 database.
When I look at my new site www.example.com/nestor/site2 everything shows up except fo the minipanels that I had created on my site1. On my new site all the minipanels are there but the code that they should have is empty, that is the reason why the minipanels blocks do not show on site2.
What do I need to do to dump the information for my minipanels?
thanks,
Nestor :-)
Good morning,
I want to thank those of you who helped me with the insert-views solution to adding a view to a book...it worked beautifully!
Next question: I would think this is pretty basic, but I'm not seeing an obvious answer. Currently, we have the option of publishing a story to the front page using "Promoted to Front Page". I need to do this for a page other than the front home page, so that I can use the scheduler module to automatically take that content off at the desired expiration date.
In general, the page is an "Announcements" page on an employee intranet site. The individual announcements have expiration dates, but the entire Announcements node shouldn't ever expire.
Does that make sense?
Thanks again. You guys are an unbelievable help!
Leslie
I am using the Taxonomy module, which is working beautifully. However, I need to find a way so that the applicable tags don't display on each node? I've gone through the taxonomy and theme settings. I've turned off breadcrumbs. I've tried playing with the Taxonomy Access Control module. There HAS to be someway??
Thanks,
Leslie
Leslie Friesen Polk County Information Systems Friesen.Leslie@co.polk.or.us 503-623-0713
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 5:20 PM, LESLIE FRIESEN FRIESEN.LESLIE@co.polk.or.us wrote:
I am using the Taxonomy module, which is working beautifully. However, I need to find a way so that the applicable tags don't display on each node? I've gone through the taxonomy and theme settings. I've turned off breadcrumbs. I've tried playing with the Taxonomy Access Control module. There HAS to be someway??
I'd try the taxonomy_hide[1] module. I haven't used this module myself, so try at your own risk.
The Taxonomy Access Control (TAC) module is used for controlling access to nodes based on assigned taxonomy terms. This allows you to set up a vocabulary and deny or allow user roles access to these nodes based on the terms of the vocab.
The TAC module has a list checkbox, which when turned off, essentially hides displaying the terms.
But, using the TAC module, for the purpose of turning off displaying the tags is a bit of a stretch.
I would consider looking at the theme, and not display the $terms in specific instances.
The node.tpl.php is a good place to tinkering (if your theme is based on phptemplate).
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:37 PM, Justin Gruenberg < justin.gruenberg@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 5:20 PM, LESLIE FRIESEN FRIESEN.LESLIE@co.polk.or.us wrote:
I am using the Taxonomy module, which is working beautifully. However, I need to find a way so that the applicable tags don't display on each
node?
I've gone through the taxonomy and theme settings. I've turned off breadcrumbs. I've tried playing with the Taxonomy Access Control module. There HAS to be someway??
I'd try the taxonomy_hide[1] module. I haven't used this module myself, so try at your own risk.
The Taxonomy Access Control (TAC) module is used for controlling access to nodes based on assigned taxonomy terms. This allows you to set up a vocabulary and deny or allow user roles access to these nodes based on the terms of the vocab.
[1]http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_hide
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I love taxonomy_hide. I use it on almost every site I build. Never a problem.
Shai
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 6:55 PM, mani nkmani@gmail.com wrote:
The TAC module has a list checkbox, which when turned off, essentially hides displaying the terms.
But, using the TAC module, for the purpose of turning off displaying the tags is a bit of a stretch.
I would consider looking at the theme, and not display the $terms in specific instances.
The node.tpl.php is a good place to tinkering (if your theme is based on phptemplate).
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:37 PM, Justin Gruenberg < justin.gruenberg@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 5:20 PM, LESLIE FRIESEN FRIESEN.LESLIE@co.polk.or.us wrote:
I am using the Taxonomy module, which is working beautifully. However, I need to find a way so that the applicable tags don't display on each
node?
I've gone through the taxonomy and theme settings. I've turned off breadcrumbs. I've tried playing with the Taxonomy Access Control module. There HAS to be someway??
I'd try the taxonomy_hide[1] module. I haven't used this module myself, so try at your own risk.
The Taxonomy Access Control (TAC) module is used for controlling access to nodes based on assigned taxonomy terms. This allows you to set up a vocabulary and deny or allow user roles access to these nodes based on the terms of the vocab.
[1]http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_hide
[ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
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