I was wondering if anyone has any experience with connecting to an external mysql database with either feeds or webform mysql. I currently have drupal 7 installed and am willing to switch to drupal 6. Any advice would be helpful. Which is the better way to do this?
I've installed on LSCache on my server and enabled it at server level. Currently, that server only contains Drupal websites version 6 and 7. All it's working fine except for the homepage for logged in users.
Basically, When I logged in as an administrator LSCache is still caching the home page and I have to hard refresh the page (Command + Shift + R) to be able to perform admin action on it, like edit a block, menu or use the admin menu. I'd had excluded the admin section, therefore, I am not having problems with it at all.
Am working on a project and we are going to do it in Drupal. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on if it is easier to import a MySQL database in drupal 6 or 7. This project needs to be done relatively quickly and I am unsure which one to install on the server.
Please any help would be appreciated,
Bonnie
I have a request for a new subdomain, let's call it new.site.com, that will redirect to a current site at original.site.com. From what I've researched, this should be as simple as adding new.site.com to ServerAlias tag within the VirtualHosts file. But it's not working...