I want to create a new template in realm for sync.
Because default template using Partition Based in sync type. But I want to Flexible sync type.
Can I change that type when template creating?
or
Can I create a new app template in realm that includes flexible sync?
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I have a drupal application that uses the group module to share nodes of a custom content type.
I recently discovered web-form and would like to use it to re-design screens to enter/edit new nodes of this custom content type.
I used the content creator module to build the screen and create the custom content nodes automatically. Each new custom content node corresponds to a new submission in my web-form.
My challenge is porting my existing framework to sharing the submissions.
Is there a way to add a submission to the groups in the framework/application i already have?
If not, how to I share web-form submissions?
Olivier
I was wondering how we can activate different themes on different pages dynamically.
For example few pages will have theme-1 and rest of the site will have theme-2. Users will not be selecting the themes. It will have to be set dynamically from the back end.
One way is to have separate master pages.
But is it possible that we have two nopCommerce themes and we activate any one dynamically on different pages of the same store? Not multi store.
It should be possible following these steps:
Create a new plugin.
Copy the current class ThemeContext, implementing IThemeContext to your plugin. Use a different name to avoid mistakes (see).
Register the new class with Autofac. Set a higher priority to ensure that the new class replaces the old ThemeContext. Enable the plugin and check it works by setting a breakpoint there.
Change the get part of the property WorkingThemeName in your new class and implement any business rules you need, returning the alternate theme name when appropriate. You may need to access the current RouteData to get the current route controller or parameters for each http request.
That's all. It is easier than it looks.
i want to add one field in view from my module.Is there any way to add a field which is not in database to the drupal view?
Can you add a computed field (http://drupal.org/project/computed_field) to your nodes? This doesn't have to be stored in the database and it could use your module, or you could enter php code directly.
I am working on a Rental Home Listing website, where "Rental Home" is a content type with CCK fields.
I want to add a new field called 'Maintenance Log', which will be accessible only to the administrators and will be used to keep track of all maintenance work done on a home; it would have some functionalities a spreadsheet has.
I have already tried SheetNode & table types, but I ran into issues. Can anyone suggest a better alternative to implement this?
I would recommend using the node_reference module which ships with CCK so all you have to do is enable it.
you would then create a new content type for maintenance logs, add a node_reference field to it that can reference nodes of type "Rental Home".
when someone has performed maintenance work on a home they would simply create a new maintenance log and use the reference field to reference the house in question.
then you can display these in a suitable way, using Views or the like.
if you'd like you can use the content access module to handle who can view the maintencene logs. you should also look at the content permissions module which also ships with CCK, it will allow you to specify access to specific CCK fields instead of the entire content type.
I have two types of users on my site:
Normal user
Supplier
How do I set up Drupal so that you can choose which type of user you want to be before signing up, and then also (and this is the tricky part) give different profile fields to the different user types?
Consider the Auto Assign Role module. Here is a quote about it (from the module's project page):
... serves three primary purposes. The first is to provide an automatic assignment of roles when a new account is created. The second is to allow the end user the option of choosing their own role or roles when they create their account. The third is to provide paths that will trigger a specific role when an account is created. The administrator has full control over these functions and can have them working together or independently of each other. Auto Assign Role is integrated with the Content Profile module so that you can have content types serving as registration pages. You can even replace the default user/register page with a customized version of your own design.
Use the User Types module. Here is a quote about it (from the module's project page):
... gives you the power to make custom profiles for certain types of users. The core profile module must be enabled for this. It let’s you determine for which profiles a field will be active. For example: If we want a field where you can enter who’s your favorite band, you create this field and at the bottom you can choose for which user types (which you defined earlier in admin/user/user_types) this field will be active using the checkboxes. It’s that simple. It's also possible to automatically assign a role per user type.
Important: This module uses a theme override to hide profile categories which are empty for the associated user type id. Make sure to consult the documentation to copy the PHP snippet into your template.php.