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Lets consider on php from which accept event_title and event_description . I want insert this data in my database. But to insert data I have to submit form. Now I have problem that how to submit form and specify action when I created page.
I am interesting to create our own website. I am using CivicSpace... I am creating our own menu's like(home,services.....). But clicking on home then i will get pagenot found message...nothing will happen.. How to add perticular node or module our creating menu's..... Plz suggest me i am struking here........
I'm having a devil of a time coming up with the appropriate paths for two tasks:
1. I need to get the path/URL to the current module. I want to serve an image in the module's directory.
2. I need to find the absolute path to an image being served in a page. Given the page text, I need to figure out where the image is on the file system, so I can find it's dimensions. I could get the base URL and the I have the URL path to the image (e.g. themes/mytheme/myimage.png), but how do I translate this into "/absolute/path/to/drupal/themes/mytheme/myimage.png)
I'm afraid I haven't had much time lately to respond to issues for my contrib modules, and I apologize to those who depend on them (particularly pathauto, relative to the 4.7 upgrade). At this point, I'm trying to get away from spending so much non-day-job time staring at a computer screen, and to reconnect with the real world. To that end, I invite any interested module developers to adopt ongoing support for the following modules:
I am going to be using Drupal in an upcoming project. I will need to extend the details that users enter in at login, such as regional information and some other custom stuff. I was wondering if anyone has any good recomendations on how to produce a module that does not make me an island in the Drupal world. I don't want to build this module, and then be stuck in no mans land(ala Mambo). I have a lot of registration info to collect, so I will need to stretch the registration process over three seperate form submittals... anyone have a clever idea for how to do that...?