Recently I came across the need for a hook on menu insert/update/delete and best I can tell there is no such functionality in Drupal 5.x. As far as I can tell there is no equivalent of hook_nodeapi() for menus, and worse the functions menu_save_item() and menu_delete_item() do not use db_rewrite_sql() which I understood to be a best practice.
this may be a simple one but am just unable to figure out how to go about this..
I have used the drupal core search module,its working fine with both searching users and contents.,but in users if i give the country name and give search it should display all the users from that particular country (as in the drupal.org site).,can someone help me out with this!
note: I have created a set of fields under a new category "professional information" using the profile.module and country name is one of the fields.
In my projest i have a taxonomy with two nodes the path of the taxonomy is like this www.example.com/taxonomy/term/55,and the nodes are like this node/23,nodes/26
now i want to add the one more anode to it node/82 how should i edit it in views that taxonomy is not showing how should i edit it pls help me out for sloving this issue
At the expense of inciting a stir, I would like to propose a radically different way of tackling performance issues that drupal allegedly suffers from. Performance of drupal based sites could be increased by migrating some of the PHP core to C++. Combined with mysql++ there is a case for this migration, measuring from the language shootout. Most PHP programmers have at least some command of C++. Granted, this migration initiative will not be the only performance tuning measure possible.