For the Drupal site we are running, we want to give forwarding email addresses using our domain name to all users of the site. The easiest way to do this as far as we can figure is to simply create a new forwarding entry in the SQL database that keeps track of that stuff for qmail whenever a user creates a new account. I'm trying to figure out how to edit the users module (I assume that's the one I'd want to edit) so that I can add a new row to this table which is in a different database (and potentially delete rows as well).
When I moved our site to Drupal 4.6, I noticed that some gallery-related
functionality in the image module was removed or had been left out in a rewrite.
Most important thing I missed were the 'previous' and 'next' links.
Later on I also noticed image weights were missing.
After researching a bit, I saw some posts saying that the image module is being stripped,
so that it will only facilitate creation and viewing of image nodes. Image gallery functionality
would then go in other modules. So I started searching for a replacement gallery module.
There were several options :
acidfree Couldn't get this to work and even if I did, would it have img_assist integration ?
album Didn't want to move to folksonomy. I like a hierarchical structure of my albums !
shazamgallery From the description, it seemed too experimental and didn't contain what I needed.
gallery I really want my galleries to be based on taxonomy and image nodes.
when i used Mode="Pop up window" and skin="office 2003" in fckeditor settings, and tried to use it, it is not showing any icon in top bar, and giving error in log as:
/drupal/modules/fckeditor/lib/editor/modules/fckeditor/lib/editor/skins/office2003/toolbar/about.gif not found.
I am just curious if anyone is working on this? Right now Drupal doesn't seem to offer this sort of flexibility in dealing with CiviCRM: showing contacts in nodes (at least for someone who is a dunderhead with php). I've been looking over the CiviCRM APIs and have made attempts with code snippets to inject contacts into nodes, and it does work (of course), but there are a lot of variables to worry about: how to include only certain fields and how to display this data in a digestable, user-friendly format.