Drupal 7.x

Hi,
Just wanted to share an experience I had with this issue.
I had implemented hook_node_info wherein I had specified the "has_title" as TRUE, but inspite of that I could not see the Title Field in the "add node" form and also I could not see my content type listed in the content types "edit structure" page. I had also implemented hook_node_form

Hello,

I'm new to drupal. I installed the drupal 7 alpha 6 to do some test, aware that's an alpha.
What I want to do is a showcase website to sell my (future) product, with a community (forum, and maybe an extranet).
I think drupal is a good choice (maybe not ?), but I'm stuck on a "how to do this".

Hello everyone!

Ive been working on a module that implements shortcode functionality (like in wordpress) to replace shortcode tags with html code and do other fancy things...

The module uses the Drupal Filter API to implement a Filter which than can be used by other modules to add custom shortcode tags. For example a second module could use hook_shortcode_info() to add, let's say, a jQuery shortcode like [accordion id="accordion-div" /] which would then be replaced by the filter and the javascript would be added by drupal_add_library('system', 'ui.accordion');.

This all works very well: The shortcode is found by the regex and the callback function for the shortcode is being called with all the information it needs (attributes, tag name and so on). Just replacing the tag with html is no problem at all, the problem begins when I also want to add css, javascript, or libraries.

Drupal 7 - how do I create a content that give the user NO choices other than to enter plain text and the reference to a single picture?

None of the publish/visibility options etc.

And then for that type to be associated with a certain template (say, always have the picture top-left of content area)

Thanks

Marcos

The default Drupal 5.x file upload mechanism simply places all files in a single directory. While having the advantage of ease-of-use it is impossible to manage files in this way as the their number grows and new versions of files are uploaded.

The FileField module solves the issue of organising files by enabling them to be placed into a suitable directory hierachy. However, the issue of version control still remains. To this end, I wrote a module that provides a nodeapi hook to add and commit files that have been uploaded by the node. The module is completely transparent to the nodes that use it - the uploaded files are still present on the web server and can be downloaded as usual.

The website designer decides which files uploaded with FileField should be checked into Subversion by providing the path to the working copy of the Subversion repository in the field path, i.e. by prefixing the path with "svn_work/". In other words, to use the Subversion backend requires only some simple configuration and no development at all.

Having the files checked into Subversion means that a local copy of the files can be checked out of the repository for perusal or maintenance activities.

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You need to be able to move to San Francisco or Beijing for September and October (we have teams in both cities, who travel back and forth a fair bit). We will pay all expenses, and will also pay a real consulting fee. If we all like each other, we might want you to move permanently to San Francisco or Beijing, but that’s not a requirement.

Sounds interesting? You need to be a great Drupal themer, as established by references. You need to speak English fluently. Mandarin Chinese is a major plus, but not necessary. We don’t care where you live or how you look. You don’t need specific degrees, or any specific work experience.