Drupal 7.x

Hi

I am evaluating D7 and writing a test module in order to help with the learning curve.

Basically its using an Annotate tutorial which allows people to comment on nodes. It adds a comments field to types of my choosing.

Following a tutorial from Apress Pro Drupal 7 Development and tweaking it to suit.

The hook in question is this...

<?php
function script_injector_admin_settings_submit(&$form, $form_state){

$types = $form_state['values']['script_injector_node_types'];

$field = array(
'field_name'=>'script_injector',
'entity_type'=>'node',
'bundle'=>$key,
'label'=>t('Script'),
'widget_type'=>'text_textarea_with_summary',
'settings'=>array('display_summary'=>TRUE),
);

foreach($types as $key => $value){

if($value === 0){

$instance = field_info_instance('node', 'script_injector', $key);

if(!empty($instance)){

field_delete_instance($instance,false);

watchdog("Script Injector", 'Deleted a Script Injector Field from content type: %key', array('%key'=>$key));
}

}else{

I thought I will be able to attend the Drupalcon but was struck with a sudden tragedy. Offers invited for anyone who would like to use the ticket which cost me $350 . Any reasonable offer and I will immediately arrange for the transfer. Thanks.

I'm trying to configure a server to accept very large uploads (1g). I think I've got the relationship between post size and max file size and the need to configure adequate script running time under control; however, I'm not clear on the the relationship between memory_limit to max post/file size.

The handbook page references the php documentation saying:

Generally speaking, memory_limit should be larger than post_max_size. When an integer is used, the value is measured in bytes.

However this stackoverflow answer claims that it is not necessary to set memory_limit greater than upload_max_filesize/post_max_size referencing the php source.

The StackOverflow answer seems to match my experience of working with uploaded files in php (i.e. moving the file from tmp instead of writing $_FILES to disk). Additionally I've currently got uploads capped at 1g and memory capped at 256m with everything appearing to work; however, I'm concerned about unforeseen ramifications of these settings given the documentation.

Hi all,

I have this common problem. I want the site admin (not me, the super admin) give the ability to have contact information in the footer, and have the ability to post a little 'ad'. But how to do this?

I already know there are modules like nodeblock, and panels, but maybe you can show me a simple tutorial on how to do this?

Best regards, Geert

Hi,
where can I find views API? I want to learn adding my custom filters to views queries.

specifically, I want to create CCK field with multiple values (as for example location CCK field has more values - longitude, latidute, city and so on). I need all these values to be available as filters in views.

How can I create CCK field in that way that it has more values and all of them can be views filters?

thanks for any advice
Tomas

hello,
i am a xoops user and i am interested in transferring my website to the latest version of drupal. I want to transfer the data of the xoops site to drupal without any loss. The data (and the version) that i want to be saved are:

users - system (about 2.000 users)
news 1.63 (about 15.000 posts)
comments - system (about 2.000)

xoops version 2.3.2.

i am also interested in converting the encoding from greek iso 8859-7 to utf-8