authenticated user

Hej,

Jag använder CKEditor - WYSIWYG HTML editor,
https://www.drupal.org/project/ckeditor

Kör på theme adaptive theme och AT Commerce 7.x-3.1

För mitt fält (body) använder jag
* Filtered text (user selects text format)

Text formats så här:
Filtered HTML authenticated user, administrator

Profilerna så här:
Profile Input format Operations
Advanced Filtered HTML

I permission har authenticated user permission till filtered html.

När jag är inloggad som administrator så kan jag se toolbaren och den ändrar

I'm looking for a way to show users of my site his/her (Facebook) friends that voted on a particular question. How do I get the list of user ids of the user's facebook friends that are on my site? I am using Janrain engage, fb_social modules and Drupal 7.

Thanks

Functions required:

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drupal_hook_form_alter()
why? To check to see if fields are or are not null (note that "drupal" will be replaced with a suggested module name for anyone who thinks that this should be modulated)
dropdown()
Preferred/chosen method, due to its being concise. For larger sites, it would probably be best to use some kind of auto-complete function
foreach()
This is used to fill the drop-down with options (the variable $option will be used)
submit()
To initiate actions which will fill the form in question with the user entries made herein

Hi There.

I successfully added a Rule -- ON event User has logged in, DO show a configurable message on the site.

Basically, I want to add logic to this -- show message IF there is unpublished content. I allow anonymous users to submit a specific node, and admins can choose to publish or delete the content after reviewing. I already have a notification email that goes out, this is just another feature I would like to add.

G'day Folks

I've made a good start in prototyping my social network site thanks in no small part to what I've read here. Now for the the bit, a biggie for me, that I haven't figured out...

My site will be a member only site & I'd like to split page access as follows. Anonymous Users should only be able to see (in Drupal path terms)...

• <front>
• login
• user/login
• user/register
• about
• invite/*

& Authenticated Users not able to see any of those (if only because there's no point).