Recent content by ralphonzo

Does anyone know of a better tool for getting RSS posts into Facebook than Twitterfeed?

Does anyone have any tips on a good mobile development framework? There are lots of drag and drop affairs out there, but I need something a little more manipulable. I also need to be developing for IOS on a Windows platform.

That seems to work, thanks, although even though I expressly asked it not to, it's stripped all existing passwords from Firefox, which was working fine. Nothing's ever straightforward is it?

Does anyone know how to save more than 5 passwords in Chrome? It's infuriating! "Offer to save your web passwords" is checked - but it doesn't offer anything anymore. Apologies for posting here, but it seems the most logical place!

It certainly looks that way. I'll get onto the developers tomorrow. Thanks.

There's just "BBlocks" and "Menus" in Structure. I can find "Contact (disabled)" in the Menus section, but there seems to be no way of changing the recipient address.

Thanks for the info, but there's a none too helpful message waiting there: "You are not authorized to access this page. " Does that mean I have to contact the administrators to do this?

I've inherited a site built on Drupal Gardens. I need to change the contact destination email address, but I can't find where to do it. Forums say to edit in "submission access", but as there's no web form active, I can't find that section. Does anyone know what I can do?

There are more options if you follow the You Tube tutorial.

This is for the classic maps. I found a tutorial on YouTube that steps through the process on the new platform, which is really unintuitive: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dHeWnhCmUA Thanks for the interest though :o)

Has anyone managed to embed a Google map into a website lately? I'm damned if I can manage it. I've embedded dozens in the past, now it just seems so convoluted I can't follow it. Can someone give me a clue what to do?

Brilliant, thanks.

Oh, I see! I was expecting it to redirect. That's cool then, thanks. Does the canonical meta tag do the same thing? It is running on Linux, yes.

Simple if you know what's what! I don't, and it still doesn't work with or without the backslash in the RewriteCond line. I removed the <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.thesiteinquestion.com/" /> meta content too and it still resolves to http://thesiteinquestion.com/

It's the same domain name. I wouldn't know how to alias that. I wouldn't have thought it possible. What I need is thesiteinquestion.tld to equate to www.thesiteinquestion.tld not www.adifferentdomain.tld