Needs Improvement
Workable solution needs improvement
UPDATE: A better, universal approach which should be all you need is immediately here--
Simply provide the internal path that really belongs to the old site (in 'path', and the URL you want to send things with this path to, in the 'url' value of 'callback arguments').
On third thought, this should really be done with Apache rather than making Drupal get involved. Oh well, this works too, though an Apache .htaccess or configuration file approach would be better because it would use fewer server resources.
We first used this technique from the aquasoft theme on a 4.7 site, MGP-Forum, and just used it again, updated for Drupal 5 and with one enhancement by us.
Here's the D5 version from Aquasoft:
In the context of an e-mail / mailing list manager:
Every news organization, every nonprofit, every community-oriented business or organization needs e-mail that allows personalization and tracking of recipient actions in response. Another common need is for mailing lists, which allow group participation in e-mail conversation, and for forums, which allow group conversations online.
Neither need is met well currently, particularly when it comes to integration with web sites, custom processing, and (for multiple mailing lists) prevention of duplicate messages.
Set the input format for your node body or other textarea to PHP code, figure out what the menu ID of the menu item you care about as described by Nick Lewis (from whom all of this is stolen), and then stick this in your content:
<?php
$html = theme_menu_tree(42);
print $html;
?>
It could also go in a theme or somewhere else silly.
Resolution
Add a “Save as Draft” function to the blog, similar to other blogging programs.
If client doesn't have administer nodes privileges-- but she does, right?)
http://drupal.org/project/save_as_draft
dan hak 12:18
she does
benjamin melançon 12:19
ok, then they can just use 'unpublished' -- that's the only clean way without a lot of Drupal pain i think-- the heaviness of an access control module.
The Question: How to use arguments to make a block view show content associated with pages
ok
so there are industry pages under the industry dropdown. AND there are products pages under the products dropdown, products is its own content type, industry pages are pages, the products content type has a vocabulary associated with it that basically has all the industries in it.
Hi,
I've been breaking my brain over some issue and I cant figure it out so I
figured I'd check with a fellow themer(s?)!
[Related d.o. thread: http://drupal.org/node/247032 ]
What I'm basically trying to do is use drupal theme settings in a file
that is not processed by drupal, and its part of a theme. I also do not
want to use any modules with it because I dont want the theme to be
dependent on a special module :)