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Drupal and Access Denied

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 | No Comments

So, for some reason, my Drupal site for the scal project (Simple Javascript Calendar based on Prototype) decided to start showing “Access Denied” to every non-registered visitor. This happened around midnight two days ago and the only reason I knew about it was that a forum poster was kind enough to drop me a [...]

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Using Drupal's mailhandler module

Friday, September 28th, 2007 | 6 Comments

Drupal’s mailhandler module allows you and your visitors to email new content into your site. This is a powerful module because it allows you to create any content whatsoever. In addition, with the application of another module named listhandler, you can turn your forums into a post-by-email community.
The mailhandler module is very powerful [...]

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Activating Drupal Blocks for Anonymous Users

Thursday, September 27th, 2007 | No Comments

So you’re just getting started with Drupal and you’ve added a few blocks of content on your site. When you browse as the administrator everything looks fine, but as an anonymous user (or guest) the blocks are not showing up. Now what?
By default, Drupal allows the Anonymous role (i.e. guest visitors to your [...]

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Accessing Drupal's Login Page After You Have Already Disabled The User Login Block

Thursday, September 27th, 2007 | 8 Comments

Drupal is big on user community. By default, a fresh installation of Drupal plops a user login block in the left navigation column. But maybe you’re just getting started with a new site and you don’t want to look pretentious talking about “users” when in fact you are the only one using the [...]

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