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About DBFM
For full information - click the "help" icon from within dbfm.
Here are some users / passwords with their associated roles / groups (note that organic groups are optional).
| Username | Password | Role | Workgroup |
|---|---|---|---|
| drupaluser | drupalpass | authenticated user | Sales & Art |
| ituser | passsword | it team | none |
| manager | passsword | management team | Sales |
DBFM Tips
Fri, 03/28/2008 - 16:47 — dbfmadminInstallation Tips:
Installation Requirements:
DBFM v5.x.4.3:
DBFM v5.x.4.3 Requires:
- DAPI 5.x.1.0
- DBFMgreybox 5.x.3.1
- jstools 5.x.0.6 or 5.x-1.2 - (requires patch - included). It will not work with other versions
- Clean URL's must be enabled
Optional Modules:
DBFM & TinyMCE:
If using the TinyMCE plugin, you may need to modify:
modules/tinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/drupaldbfm/editor_plugin.js
If you have your the tinyMCE module installed in sites/all/modules - change line 42 of this file to:
base_url = base_url.substring(0, base_url.indexOf('sites'));If it is installed in drupal/modules - line 42 should look like this (default):
base_url = base_url.substring(0, base_url.indexOf('modules'));Help Using DBFM
An online help guide is built into DBFM - just click the button which can be found on the DBFM toolbar:
You can also access the built-in DBFM help system online: here.
