In this collection, we take you through the process of building a fully functional Drupal 7 web site, step by step. No prior Drupal experience is required, and when you're done you will have learned the most important components of Drupal site building and will have developed the skills to tackle unanticipated problems as they arise.
Menus do a pretty good job on there own for determining access per menu item. The security should go onto the content or the view, rather than the menu itself. For instance, if you have a view that you've set the access to a role of "Content Editor" and "Admin" then only those rolls will even see the link within the menu for that view, and Mar 02, 2013 · The Drupal 7 Special Menu Items module allows the adding of placeholder and separator menu items. In this episode you will learn: - How to use the Special Menu Items module to create a placeholder I'm working on an ASP.Net MVC 3 site. The _Layout master view contains a menu and I want to hide some of the items in the menu based on if you are logged in and what roles you are in. This currently works using code like this But the view's menu item is still showing to the Administrator. How can I hide that menu item for Administrators? Notes: This also happens for a user with a uid which is NOT user/1. The menu item is shown, but the administrator can't actually access the actual views results. I have an older Ubercart 7.3 store that has retail and wholesale setup with Price per Role. Works well. But I have a need to hide pricing and the add to cart button for retail customers of a particular brand. I use taxonomy terms for brands. In drupal 6 you could edit the user and it would give you the option to set the theme they use. This option does not appear to be available in Drupal 7. How else can one go about setting a theme on
In the Menu settings, check the Provide a menu link option. The Page Title will be displayed In the Menu link title field, or you may enter the text you want to appear on the menu button for your page. Under the Parent Item drop-down, select the section of the site you where want your new page's menu button to display.
I have two instances of main_menu on a page. One is in the header, using superfish. The other is in the sidebar, using menu_block. I want to hide a menu item in the sidebar and show it in the head May 18, 2016 · Added bonus—you no longer need to retrieve a role ID using user_role_load_by_name(), because in Drupal 8 role IDs are now machine readable strings!. I often need to add a drush command that can be run in non-production environments that will make certain users administrators (e.g. developers who need full access in non-prod, but shouldn't have full access on production), and using this new The Drupal 7 Menu Admin Per Menu module is a simple module that allows you to grant permissions for users to administer specific Drupal menus based on their role. This module for instance would allow you to allow one role to modify the Main menu, while not allowing the role to modify a separate menu on your Drupal 7 website. In this episode you will learn: How to allow a specific role to
There are 3 things that Drupal can display without your knowledge. Before you launch any Drupal site you should make sure you address these items. These items may not always be a security risk. But you should at least be a good developer and take care of them – it shows you care and run a tight ship. I’ll give you a few tips for why and how to hide these items. I’ve also included a free
Standard menu item. Standard menu items are relatively straight forward. You build up an array with the title of the link, path and the menu you want to save the item under (main-menu in this case). If the menu item doesn't have a parent, the plid (parent link ID) is 0. You then save the menu item using menu_link_save(); Menu link title− Specify the name of the menu item. Path − Specify the URL path of the page which you want to display. Description − Description about the menu link. Enabled − It enables the item to display on menu. Show as expanded − If it consists of sub menus, then it will be displayed under the parent menu item. There was a need for adding additional fields (text & image) along with each menu item. This was to highlight the content of certain pages in menu drop-down itself.Addition & updation of menu was expected to happen in Drupal dialog (popup). Challenges. By default, there is no option in Drupal to create menu as per role. 2:01How to hide the user login and "Powered by Drupal" blocks; 3:40How to add a "log in" menu item to the user menu; 2:04How to enable a menu block and hide a block title; 1:28How to hide the secondary menu (user menu) 5:20What permissions are and how to modify them; 4:40How to configure search and how cron runs work; 2:22How to add a new user This code isn't working for me i am using drupal 7 i want to display a home image in place of text "home" menu button. I have uploaded the image file on the server and I have replaced my theme with sky .. still not working please help I am new to drupal With the introduction of Drupal 7, developers may encounter a puzzling problem involving custom menus: imagine that you have created a custom menu — such as a list of secondary links for the footer of a website — and at least one of its menu items is pointing to a node. You think of an improvement to that node's content, so you edit the node and save the results. But its corresponding menu