So I have an entity reference field on a node, the widget is a select-box.
I want so that an user can choose one of their own authored nodes as a reference OR if an admin is logged in, they can choose any content. So admins should be able to bypass this restriction (with a permission, role or so...
@Mołot I'm trying to give explicit permission, but it just tells me that the user must have 20 rep. :( Which doesn't make sense, but that's what it says.
@Mołot eariler, I faced same kind of situation, I was helpless then. I think it would be more helful for new users, if DA allows a high reputation user to invite other users (irrespective of their reputation).
@Letharion I once defined A_LITTLE_BIT - a smallest float value that did not caused numerical errors when algorithm that was using it was executed on test cases ;)
$new_time = $old_time + A_LITTLE_BIT was kinda amusing
I mean, significant numerical errors
there are always numerical errors on float operations, of course
On a recent project, I needed to convert from bytes to kilobytes kibibyte. The code was straightforward enough:
var kBval = byteVal / 1024;
After writing that, I got the rest of the function working & moved on.
But later on, I started to wonder if I had just embedded a magic number within my...
@Mołot I've actually checked around, but no one in my immediate vicinity was hiring. This might interest you though: https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs/
I'm having a views question i can't seem to resolve: i want to show all nodes related to multiple terms. The node which should display them shows only terms related to -one- term, while two are checked. It changes the related nodes when i check another checkbos, so the view itself works, but the problem is: it only shows nodes related to one term at the time
when 2 terms are checked, it only shows the nodes related to the first checked term
I checked "allow multiple values" in the filter "taxomnomy id with depth" to avail
This week we held our last board meeting of the year, and we covered a lot a of ground. Unlike November, where we had a relatively short public meeting, this session took the full two hours to get through. We covered a lot of topics, from DrupalCon Amsterdam to updates from the Working Groups. As always, you can review the minutes, the materials, or the meeting recording to catch up on all the…
On a recent project, I needed to convert from bytes to kilobytes kibibyte. The code was straightforward enough:
var kBval = byteVal / 1024;
After writing that, I got the rest of the function working & moved on.
But later on, I started to wonder if I had just embedded a magic number within my...
