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How to let user use all kind of content types to creat his/her blog items, not just Blog entry?

There is only one perm, now : administer comments on ALL nodes, whoever created the node, and whatever is the content-type of that node. I need more granularity in access control for a specific application.

From another forum thread, I gather that some serious comment.module hacking is in order for this... ?

Trouble is how do I know from the comment itself, say $comment passed as argument to a function, who is the author of the node that comment is attached to, in php, insde comment.module ? Not the author of the comment, but the author of the node the comment is attached to ?

So far here's what I did :

In my custom type module, short_story.module, I added a perm : 'administer comments of own short stories'.

And I am checking this for registered users.

In comment.module, I modified the function comment_form_alter to add the comment settings at the bottom of the page in edit mode :

<?php function comment_form_alter($form_id, &$form) {
if (isset($form['type'])) {
if ($form['type']['#value'] .'_node_settings' == $form_id) {

Greetings,

I'm using taxonomy to create free tagged categories for my nodes. I found that autocompletion text field is used in this case which is quite flexible. The problem is there is no way to remove certain tags from the node.

I need to build a 'node edit' form where it is possible to add more tags using autocompletion textfield (as it is now) and to remove certain tags.

Does anybody know is there anything already developed for such purposes?
Thank you!

Hi all,

Can we theme create content page as well?
I have searched the site but havenot found any...

By default, all the fields come in separate row... i want to club some fo the fields in one row..

I would be thankful for the info related to this.

Cheers,
Sumoanand

Greetings,

I've ported Login Destination module (http://drupal.org/project/login_destination) to Drupal 5.0.
If anybody is interested please give me your feedback.

Thanks.

Is there anyway to tweak Drupal 5.x CSS without changing core source files?

I tried adding a custom module "css_tweak" which does a drupal_add_css() for a new CSS file - That doesn't work because it will never be loaded last in the list of CSS files and therefore will be overridden by the theme's CSS.

Is there any way without changing core source?

A "weight" argument on drupal_add_css() may be an easy way to solve priority of added css files?