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Installation |
Installation |
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Before installing this module you should already have the filemanager module |
Before installing this module you should already have the filemanager module |
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installed and configured. This module requires an additional table to store |
installed and configured. All database tables are created by the install file. |
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attachment information. I have supplied scripts for creating a mysql table. |
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This table can be created using following command: |
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mysql -u {userid} -p {drupaldatabase} < attachment.mysql |
Once Filemanager is installed and configured, copy the attachment.module into your drupal |
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installation's modules directory (likely docroot/sites/all/modules/). You should then |
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disable the upload module and enable the attachments module. You will then give the |
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appropraite user roles the 'add attachments' permission. |
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Once the table is created copy the attachment.module into your drupal |
Finally you will need to enable the attachment capability under the content types |
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installation's modules directory. You should then disable the upload module |
configuration pages. To do this you must go to |
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and enable the attachments module. You will then give the appropraite user roles |
"Administer"->"Content management"->"Content types" |
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the 'add attachments' permission. Finally you will need to enable the attachment |
and enable the Attachments setting under the Workflow section. |
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capability under the content types configuration pages. |
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Themes |
Themes |
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