When I trace through the drupal 4.5 code with Zend debugger, I am observing the execution going thru index.php multiple time.
To be clear, when the last statment of index.php executes, it then drops into a session routine and then beings at the top statement of index.php. This happens about 4 times (cycles thru index.php) when I first hit my site.
I have written a hit counter which show this as well even when I am not in debug mode...so i do not think it is an effect of running the debugger.
I wanted to put a shorcut somewhere on my site for a quick theme selection... Is there a way to let users switch themes without having to edit their accounts?...
I tried to build a custom PHP block with the form found at the /user/edit page, leaving all fields out except the one for the theme selection, but that doesn't work...
I have created a php/mysql based website and wish to add an email function that will inform members of password changes and other such things. My problem is that the Server also runs Domino which uses it's own smtp server so sendmail must remain disabled. What other techniques can I use to accomplish this and how would I go about instituting that? I have searched for a few days and have not been able to find anything that I can use. Please help...
Given that when you create a new Drupal site, your first user becomes the admin....it is possible to created other users which are full administrators? i.e an admin group, or can there only be a single admin (super) user?
I have been "lurking" around the Drupal site for a month or two now trying to decide if I should use Drupal for a company project. I'm sure others can relate when I say that I have no control over the database my company chooses to use. Our MS SQL Server is paid for and and is the backend for our entire system. It simply is not practical to change at this point. As the Web Administrator however, I can suggest and implement solutions for our Intranet, Extranet, etc.. I was excited to see that Drupal was compatible with MS SQL when I first stumbled upon it.
