By pjanoti on
Hi,
I am newbie in Drupal, I have created few pages with Images attached
The page includes Path-auto, node-word modules.
The images can be seen correctly on the page and are getting saved in http://localhost/drupal/sites/default/files/... from where we can view the images,
My question is where do I found my pages similarly as images.
Let I want the pages backup in hard disk or pen drive or cd-dvd, how is it possible for me to fetch the pages.
Kindly help.
Regards
Pjanoti
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drupal stores content in the database. Drupal is not a flat file content management system.
Thanx Kenn. kindly help me on this issues
Hi,
Module enabled Path-auto, node-word.
PHP Version : 5.2.0
Apache Version : 2.2.11
I am newbie in Drupal, I have created few pages and stories in my localhost.
Now I want the same pages to be accessed and viewed by my colleague in his own machine.
For Eg.
Let I have given few HTML pages and a drupal template to my colleague and asked him to add the same HTML pages into the drupal template, using his own machine and said return me back the same template with added pages once he done.
Now I want the same template with added pages to be accessed in my local machine.
What configuration should I have setup to access the same template? will it be the same configuration as my colleague? Like
1)Same Database name.
2)Drupal Version
3)PHP Version
4)Apache Version
How is it possible for me...........Kindly Help !!
Regards
Pjanoti
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you simply put the theme in the sites/all/themes folder as discussed in drupal documentation
settings up a drupal development environment is also found in the docs = http://drupal.org/setting-up-development-environment
Why not work online on the same site?
It sounds like you are trying to work with your colleague in a collaborative way on your site. If that is the case, you are taking a complex approach to do this. If you want to work collaboratively, I suggest you make your Drupal site accessible over your corporate intranet, or maybe even the internet. If you want, you can put access restrictions on the site (see security modules), so only you and your colleague can access it. Furthermore, if you want to have control of what your colleague does, you can configure Drupal such that the pages he creates or edits need to be approved by you (there are several modules to facilitate such an approach).
But to answer your questions directly:
If you export/import the complete Drupal database, it is not needed to use the same database name, you can determine the database name on import. Make sure your settings.php file reflects the correct database name and credentials.
Having the same Drupal version is strongly advised, including the same version for contributed modules, as database tables sometimes change over different versions.
The PHP version is not very critical. Most probably, it will work with different versions of PHP as long as the version is supported by the version of Drupal you are using.
The same applies to Apache. This is not very critical, as long as Drupal supports it.
If I remember correctly, there is also a contributed module to import/export individual Drupal nodes. I don't know what the specific cons are. I suggest you search the Drupal site.
Mark
Thanx Man
Thanx Man for your great help !!