Hi Folks,
On a D6 site I'm connected with 3 views got really screwed up. I was able to restore an old version of the database, export the view, set up a module for accessing views from code, put the view into code, restore the current database, then "revert" the view to the definition now in code.
On the site there are several people who have permission to edit a view though I wasn't aware that any of them had ever done so.
The client wants to know what happened.
Is it ever possible that a view definition held in the database gets screwed up without human intervention?
Thanks,
Shai Gluskin
Hi all, I've been trying to create an href link to pdf's that are located on a mapped drive. In windows the drive is always O: ie
O:\prob\policy PDF's/A01 FILE ACCESS.PDF
It can also be accessed with this format.
\server\prob\policy PDF's/A01 FILE ACCESS.PDF
I can plug this into Firefox... file://///server/prob/policy%20PDF%27s/A01%20FILE%20ACCESS.pdf or file:///\server/prob/policy%20PDF%27s/A01%20FILE%20ACCESS.pdf
I installed the filter_protocols module and modified the function to add 'file'..... function filter_protocols_settings_form() { $form['filter_allowed_protocols'] = array( '#type' => 'textfield', '#title' => t('Allowed protocols'), '#description' => t('A list of protocols that can be used.'), '#default_value' => implode(' ', variable_get ('filter_allowed_protocols', array('file','ftp', 'http', 'https', 'irc', 'mailto', 'news', 'nntp', 'rtsp', 'sftp', 'ssh', 'tel', 'telnet', 'webcal'))), '#size' => 80, );
But, still nothing happens when I click on it. Is there something I'm missing? Thanks in advance, Phil
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Philip_Wetzel＠nhd.uscourts.gov -
Shai Gluskin