Post installation

hiya folks,

I need to create a new content type "research project" that contains a field "faculty" which is assigned via a pulldown list. The pulldown's allowed values need to be generated dynamically -- they are all of the $titles of the (published) "faculty" nodes, an existing CCK content type.

One way I've imagined approaching this is by developing a taxonomy where the terms of the taxonomy are dynamically generated from all the values of a field for a particular CCK content type.

Time again for Drupal 101 "I thought I knew how to do this, but I guess not" newbie-ness.

Nodes and node listings display a horizontal list of the node's terminology terms (following the "Submitted by..." text, or wherever the theme dictates).

Editing the PHP code is one way to turn off those links, but isn't there a way within the Drupal settings? I thought there was, but poking around user settings, content types settings, theme settings, and so on is turning up nothing...

Essentially, I am trying to find a module that can do what the adsense_injector does, except with any content. Also one that may allow for multiple instances. I couldn't not find anything like this in the downloads area. Anyone know of anything with this functionality?

Hi,

I installed the user_readonly module today (4.7.x, which should go with drupal 4.7). When I go to administer>>settings>>user_readonly, no form is displayed. Only the word "Array", followed by two buttons: "Save Configuration", and "Reset to Defaults".

The module came with a .po and a .pot file. I did not use those. I simply placed the user_readonly.module file in the modules directory and then activated the module in drupal. Putting the .po or .pot files in the modules directory had no effect.

Has anyone seen this behavior and how can it be fixed?

Hidy,

I have set News Aggregator to allow some HTML tags (in fact, they are defaults values i.e. <a> <b> <br> <dd> <dl> <dt> <em> <i> <li> <ol> <p> <strong> <u> <ul>).

It works for the contents but it does not for titles.