The Drupal stock module enables users to save a portfolio and have it displayed in a page.
This facility is not available for anonymous users, but there is an easy workaround for this.
If you want the portfolio to be displayed in a block in the side bar, then do the following:
1. Create a block, set its input format to PHP.
2. Insert the following code in it:
<?php
print stock_do_quote('short', 'IBM INTC GOOG');
?>
Change the ticker symbols to those you want to display to anonymous users.
3. Select "anonymous user" in the roles.
4. Save the block and place it where you want.
If you want this to be displayed in a page, then do the same in a node, with the input format set to PHP as well, but use the following code:
<?php
print stock_do_quote('long', 'IBM INTC GOOG');
?>
That was easy, right?
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drupal 7
Thu, 2015/01/08 - 19:49I found out that in drupal 7 it's a different order:
In fact I want to have some advice, i search for a more sofisticated method to display portofolios (with purchase price) with a minimum of analyses