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Calling Javascript from .tpl files

By hakeem on 10 Oct 2006 at 07:34 UTC

Hello,

I want to use Javascript to make popup description of something. THe following file popup.htm works prettily when it runs as an independent file.

 
//   ##############  SIMPLE  BROWSER SNIFFER
if (document.layers) {navigator.family = "nn4"}
if (document.all) {navigator.family = "ie4"}
if (window.navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().match("gecko")) {navigator.family = "gecko"}

overdiv="0";
//  #########  CREATES POP UP BOXES 
function popLayer(text){
if (navigator.family == "gecko") {pad="0"; bord="1 bordercolor=black";}
else {pad="1"; bord="0";}
desc = 	"\n"
	+"\n"
	+text
	+"\n
\n"
	+"
";
if(navigator.family =="nn4") {
	document.object1.document.write(desc);
	document.object1.document.close();
	document.object1.left=x+15;
	document.object1.top=y-5;
	}
else if(navigator.family =="ie4"){
	object1.innerHTML=desc;
	object1.style.pixelLeft=x+15;
	object1.style.pixelTop=y-5;
	}
else if(navigator.family =="gecko"){
	document.getElementById("object1").innerHTML=desc;
	document.getElementById("object1").style.left=x+15;
	document.getElementById("object1").style.top=y-5;

Drupal to manage a fantasy hockey league site?

By brianestadt on 10 Oct 2006 at 02:25 UTC

So, after using Drupal for work I'm wondering if it'll work for play. I suspect it's very very likely far too much work for my one fantasy hockey league with 10 teams, but, well, we're geeks and it'd be nice to drop Yahoo sports for a custom league home. Only thing is, it'd only be feasible if the process of importing stats could be automated. I'm willing to put in the work to set up the site, but want to have fun during the season -- I'm not willing to be bogged down with the culling/importing of data nightly.

Site Description - Can Drupal Do This?

By stinhambo on 8 Oct 2006 at 09:46 UTC

Hello everyone!

I have created my first website with an open source CMS but it was quite a simple one which suited my needs perfectly.

Now I have another project that requires me to learn a new CMS or pay someone big bucks to create a new CMS from scratch. I have looked at a few CMS systems but the Taxonomy system really got me to thinking this might be *the one*!

My project is this -

A GP Support Department runs a number of medical programs each with their own calendar events, resources (books, CD ROMS to loan) and forms.

I have a sub navigation to the right with each medical program and extras such as calendar events etc underneath.

Can I achieve this with Drupals taxonomy system?

Lets propose the following scenario without reading much about Drupal (which I am about to do but I thought I'd get some expert advice upfront) -

My client wants to create a new calendar event for a Diabetes related event.

Can I get my client to create content, tag it with the correct taxonomy (diabetes program - calendar event), then when someone clicks on the Diabetes Program on the website then wants to view the calendar events, only Diabetes related events show?

Here is a bit of the site so far so you can understand what I'm talking about - http://pdgp.hambodesign.com

Will I need to learn any PHP to do this or can I create a site like this without any PHP knowl

Is Drupal able to support multiple instances with just the one installation?

By bran10 on 8 Oct 2006 at 00:27 UTC

Apologies if this question has been asked before, as I'm sure it has. Would anyone be able to point me to instructions on how to do this, or supply them themselves? I'm fairly sure Drupal /can/ support multiple sites across one installation... I'm just not entirely sure how.

Thanks!

How to add personal instructions instead of default front page instructions?

By fouadbajwas on 7 Oct 2006 at 19:55 UTC

Hi,
I was creating a install base and i wanted to find out how can i change the Front Page instructions that show up after Drupal has been installed. The idea is that i want to make available custom instructions instead of the default one's when anyone installs the drupal version i am configuring. Any ideas which module or file i will have to edit to enable this?

ad agency site

By justinflux on 7 Oct 2006 at 04:14 UTC

Hi there.
I have been approached by an ad agency to make their website, and was wondering if Drupal is the best solution,to build a site for them which has an HTML based newsletter mailing service, ability for them to frequently update images and quicktime based video, plus client login pages for their clients to "proof" their pre-press print work etc...

Hope someone here can help

Justin

Calling Javascript from .tpl files

Drupal to manage a fantasy hockey league site?

Site Description - Can Drupal Do This?

Is Drupal able to support multiple instances with just the one installation?

How to add personal instructions instead of default front page instructions?

ad agency site

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