drupal-7

I'm trying to create a Pathauto pattern which looks like "Drupal root/parent_menu_item_name/node_title" where "node_title" is a child of "parent_menu_item_name" in the menu hierarchy. I've tried many different variations, and nothing works. I've tried the suggestions in Menu path in Pathauto , and none of them works at all. It just ends up outputting the node-title, with nothing before it. I've got the latest versions of the Token and Pathauto modules installed. Dylan Spencer James I believe this question has been answered by Kenan: Kenan's answer [node:menu-link:parent:url:path]/[node:title]

My chat bot is working great but I am having trouble debugging the Welcome message functionality because it only shows up when a conversation is initiated (although i'm pretty sure it's not working having tried it on a colleagues phone). How do I reset my chat so it sees me as a new user interacting with it? This is my welcome PHP Script at the moment <?php function webhook() { $challenge = $_REQUEST['hub_challenge']; $verify_token = $_REQUEST['hub_verify_token']; if ($verify_token === 'MYTOKEN') { echo $challenge; } $input = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true); $sender =

I'm building a form module. One of the early fields is a set of radio buttons. By default the first button is selected. Next I'll have a series of select boxes. One needs to be visible, the others invisible. Then as the user selects a different radio button I want different select boxes to show or hide. How can I hide the field and label by default and show it later dependent upon which radio button (or another select box option for that matter) is chosen? You can use the #states property to achieve that. The #states property can be applied to all Form API elements. Here's the documentation

I am after the default .htaccess code for Drupal 7, for some reason the install did not update the .htaccess file at all and it is blank. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I can't find this anywhere. Actually, the official Drupal source code is on GitHub: https://github.com/drupal/drupal . The requested .htaccess file can be found here . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5864861/drupal-7-default-htaccess

I am trying to modify the HTML output in a Drupal 7 theme that I am creating. Basically, instead of the < li >s containing just plain < a >s with text, I want to include some additional HTML inside the < a >. I know that it's possible to modify the HTML created by the menus in Drupal. I can see the following call in page.tpl.php: <?php print theme('links__system_main_menu', array( 'links' => $main_menu, 'attributes' => array( 'id' => 'main-menu', 'class' => array('links', 'clearfix'), ), 'heading' => array( 'text' => t(''), 'level' => 'h2', 'class' => array('element-invisible'), ), )); ?>

How do I style the login-page of Drupal 7? I used different methods like page-user-login.tpl or user-login.tpl of page-login.tpl but with no results. Is there an easy way to theme your login page in Drupal 7 in his own .tpl -file? You can override any page template by naming your templates in the following convention: For page 'user/login': page--user--login.tpl.php For page 'foo/bar/' page--foo--bar.tpl.php See Core templates and About overriding themable output for more information. Remember to clear Drupal's caches once you add a new template file so the theme registry has a chance to pick