You’re not specific enough so it will be impossible to address your issue, there are a lot of tutorials online, go to drupal.org and find the resources for beginners. Also you need to have some form of idea of how a local server works, you don’t really need to go into details, start to understand … Read more
You could use JavaScript, something like this: <a href=”#” id=”hoverthis” onmouseover=”document.getElementById(“disappear”).style.display=”none”;”>When you over this, the second div with disappear.</a> <p id=”disappear”>I will disappear when hoverthis is hovered.</p> The script above sets the element (in this case, the p) to make apply the CSS code display:none to the div with the id disappear. You could set … Read more
This is due to the error in the code.Enable error reporting and see what happens. This code will help you- ini_set(‘display_errors’, ‘1’); error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); Read more- http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/500servererror.htm 4 solved Server error 500 [closed]
MD5 is a one-way hash function. There’s no non-trivial way to reverse it, which is why it (and other one-way hash functions) are used for storing passwords. However, you might be able to use rainbow tables to try to reverse the hash, but the effectiveness depends on the complexity of the password and the salt … Read more
I’ve fixed the problem now, by fixing up the code in AFHTTPCLIENT to make it to get the Token and send that CSRF token back to the server whenever the requests such as post, delete is fired. solved CSRF validation IOS SDK DRUPAL [closed]
Themes are (usually) only styling front-end of your site. Drupal by default (must) have users system login/registration form and all other functionality related to users. When you activate your new theme logout and go to page “/user” to see your loging form. There are also “/user/register”, “/user/password” and some other related with user account functionality. … Read more
Here is your code to parse data, private void parseData(){ try { JSONArray jsonArray=new JSONArray(response); JSONObject jsonObject=jsonArray.getJSONObject(0); JSONArray jsonArrayNid=jsonObject.getJSONArray(“nid”); JSONArray jsonArrayUid=jsonObject.getJSONArray(“uid”); JSONArray jsonArrayField_image=jsonObject.getJSONArray(“field_image”); for(int i=0;i<jsonArrayNid.length();i++){ JSONObject jsonObjectNid=jsonArrayNid.getJSONObject(i); String value=jsonObjectNid.getString(“value”); //here you get your nid value } for(int i=0;i<jsonArrayUid.length();i++){ JSONObject jsonObjectUid=jsonArrayUid.getJSONObject(i); String target_id=jsonObjectUid.getString(“target_id”); //here you get your uid target_id value String url=jsonObjectUid.getString(“url”); //here you get your … Read more
Check out the module developers guide: http://drupal.org/developing/modules And the drupal “installing modules” pages: http://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes You can also add code to “theme” your output by using template.php i theme directory: http://drupal.org/node/173880 solved How to add my own PHP code in Drupal [closed]