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Re: Views2 - filter by "user ref field" = "current logged user"

geniekids — 2008-12-04T17:24:49

Hi I am not sure i understood your guidelines or you understood my requirement. Davide Michel wrote: This setting is supposed to show the nodes created by the user (which is not my case). The user is NOT creating any nodes. This CCK node has one field where somebody is entering one of the user name Let e explain the scenario. we are a school. so the teacher goes into this cck called kids_observations. She chooses the Kids_name (from a list of users) and enters her observation about that kids. She does it for all the kids in her class. The kid (as a user) is now supposed to log in - and i want the view to automatically FILTER the observations by his or her (user) name. So the kids_name field should match the currently user. By using "User: Current" filter i only get the option of getting nodes created by that user. How do i match a user referenced field (in CCK) to match with currently logged in user_name i used to get this option in drupal5 with views1 can;t locate in Views2 pl help ratnesh Davide

Re: Views2 - filter by "user ref field" = "current logged user"

Davide Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli — 2008-12-04T16:49:55

geniekids ha scritto: User: Current Filter the view to the currently logged in user. M.

Views2 - filter by "user ref field" = "current logged user"

geniekids — 2008-12-04T15:35:57

I have a cck where one of the field is the user referenced filed (of a particular role) - the filed name is kids_name In D5 i had a view where the filter was set to kids_name = is one of = "currently logged in user" This meant that when the user logged in - he or she could only see records pertaining to him or her (as the view filtered it matching the kids_name filed with currently logged in user field) Now i am in Drupal6.6 with Views2 and i can;t find a way to do it. If in filter i select the [content] = "kids_name" - then i only get the list of names to filter by - i do not get the option of filter by currently logged in user. I am sure this must be a simple thing to do - pl guide me how to?

Re: function for a view

Davide Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli — 2008-12-04T09:05:29

Re: Paid for Memberships for Drupal 4.7

Fred Jones — 2008-12-04T08:34:33

This one has no releases: http://drupal.org/project/paypal_subscription but it seems that this one has what you say: http://drupal.org/project/lm_paypal Says there "It currently supports paid memberships (subscriptions), donations (tip jar) and paid adverts (classified ads)." Thank you!

Re: Paid for Memberships for Drupal 4.7

Earnie Boyd — 2008-12-04T04:09:32

Quoting Fred Jones gmail.com>: I remember a paypal module that would allow for subscriptions and one that allows for a one time fee. -- Earnie http://r-feed.com Make a Drupal difference and review core patches.

Re: site down after i CHANGED the database password!

Earnie Boyd — 2008-12-04T04:02:55

Quoting jo yahoo.de>: Hopefully you're using a user for the DB that can only affect the site DB and you have regular backups. -- Earnie http://r-feed.com Make a Drupal difference and review core patches.

Re: Help with implementing drupal for a large organization

Michael Prasuhn — 2008-12-04T01:36:49

One thing I would consider On Dec 3, 2008, at 4:57 PM, Tina Callahan wrote: I would try to get as many of the simple generic sites as possible on a multi-site install, but don't be afraid to pull these out to their own codebase when they require a module that won't be used by other sites. Don't be afraid to migrate into a custom codebase when necessary, but use smart tools to keep the management to a minimum. Whether that is just a series of shell scripts, svn:externals, or even a distributed version control system One technique here, might be to create an account for each group corresponding to their site's name, and give them a public_html folder within their home directory, that is in turn symlinked to public or something similar in the drupal root of their site, so that they can access it at example.com/public/FOO. Allowing the user FTP access to their own home directory would allow them simple file uploads or static files if necessary. Since these would be found under the root

Re: Help with implementing drupal for a large organization

Shai Gluskin — 2008-12-04T01:34:21

Help with implementing drupal for a large organization

Tina Callahan — 2008-12-04T00:57:50

Re: Version confusion

Laura Scott — 2008-12-03T23:47:20

Re: site down after i CHANGED the database password!

jo — 2008-12-03T23:22:47

success! thank you so much for your clear and great support! now i know what happenend: i simply changed passwords in confixx without knowing that it would also change the database-password.. what i do not understand yet: why is it secure to have the mysql-password stored in plaintext? many greetings from the snowy winterhills of the taunus :-jo --- Victor Kane gmail.com> schrieb am Mi, 3.12.2008:

Re: Version confusion

Bob Salsburg — 2008-12-03T22:51:22

Re: Version confusion

Greg Knaddison — 2008-12-03T21:56:45

Hi Bob, That is a tricky thing. Version numbers use the decimal as a separator, not an indication of a fraction of a unit. It's more "Version 5 Subversion 2" than it is "Version 5 and 2/10ths." So, "Version 5 Subversion 12" is greater than "Version 5 Subversion 2." Maybe you could add something about this to http://drupal.org/handbook/version-info Regards, Greg

Version confusion

Bob Salsburg — 2008-12-03T21:06:59

function for a view

Raf Raf — 2008-12-03T20:15:19

Paid for Memberships for Drupal 4.7

Fred Jones — 2008-12-03T20:16:38

I have someone with a 4.7 site. He wants to add to it paid-for memberships. I explained to him that were we to upgrade to D 5.x then that is already available in either ecommerce or ubercart--it's a snap. He claims that he invested a lot in custom development for 4.7 and doesn't have the budget right now to rebuild all of that. I am still trying to clarify what exactly IS this custom work, but in the event that there is a difficult path for him to upgrade right now, is there any way to do paid-for memberships in 4.7? I barely even have worked with 4.7. Thanks.

Re: site down after i deactivated views via phpmyadmin

Victor Kane — 2008-12-03T20:00:59

Once settings.php is pointed to the correct database with the correct username and password, and your fresh install is working, you can restore the database with your previous version, and you should be good to go. You can do this either by installing Drupal anew, and filling in the correct database and user info during the installation, or else by directly editing settings.php. The line you need to edit is the following (about half-way down): $db_url = 'mysql://your-real-db-user-name:your-real-db-user-password< at >localhost/your-real-databasename'; Hope that helps, Victor Kane http://awebfactory.com.ar On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 5:54 PM, jo yahoo.de> wrote:

Re: site down after i deactivated views via phpmyadmin

Fred Jones — 2008-12-03T20:07:56

Hard to say. Can you ask your host support? Is there an error log to look at? Depends on the backup--if the data is there, then it's probably possible to re-instate it. May have to do it manually however, which can be difficult.

[resolved] Replace username in search result with useralias

Johnny Xiao — 2008-12-03T20:03:34

I have fixed this by adding a customized sql statement -----Original Message----- To: 'support< at >drupal.org' Subject: [support] Replace username in search result with user alias I like to replace username in search result with user alias which I added to user table. I know that $result['user'] in function mytheme_search_result(&$variables) { contains the username, but I am not sure where I should go to change it to user alias. Kewei

Re: site down after i deactivated views via phpmyadmin

jo — 2008-12-03T19:54:51

thank you very much for your hints, now i am at least stuck at another point ;-) i tried your option 1 (deleting all tables and restore) with no positive results. then i tried option 2 (reinstalling drupal by replacing all files with fresh drupal 6.6 files and a databank-restore, but also there was the same 'site down' errorpage. which i read again and remembered that it says i should have a look at settings.php. so next thing i did was renaming the settings.php with uglysettings.php and renaming default.settings.php with settings.php, so i would use the default settings from a fresh install - now i really was able to see the drupal installation-page where now i have problems with the database-configuration-step: with the name of my existing database and the user and password i enter in phpmyadmin to come in, drupal doesn't go to the next step, but also it doesn't create any errormessage, just all fields are empty again. when i enter any adequate fantasy-names, it tells that this is the wrong password