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Is there a way to arrange the GUI of a widget i created with drupal ?
i have implemented the hooks :

Hello:
I haven't much experience with Drupal. We have an ASP.net application that we'd like to integrate with Drupal for online community functionality. I gather there is an XML interface to Drupal for this yes? Ideally looking at an example would be best. Anyone have any experience with this?

Any and all information you could point me to would be very much appreciated.

Jonny L.

I'm a newbie myself and I'm still searching functions from time to time on api.drupal.org.

I want to make some suggestions about hook chapter in api.drupal.org.
I guess this chapter is the most important in the eyes of a newbie who tries to understand drupal.
First time when I read that chapter I was so confused because the style of presentation.

1. Hook means a module name
First of all, for clearing the mind of a newbie, near every hook word, someone please attach the fact that hook must be replaced with a module name. Don't bother about repetition of this fact.
A footer will also do it if such a repetition is not welcomed.
"What is a hook" is explained only on the main page of hooks. Only once. Then you don't hear it anymore. All other info can really confuse you.
When a newbie will see this time and time again, the info will imprint easier into his head. Hence the understanding will come faster.

2. Code => Example code of a hook
What confused me so much was the code given as an example. It was only an example, but I didn't knew that.
I've scratched my head over to understand what that code means and how drupal will understand through that code what modules are saying.
Of course it was just an example of a hook. Not the code of a hook. But in the beginning, I didn't knew that. I was so close to drop drupal only for this.
So.

Hi,

I have been reading about multisite setup and trying all possibilities stated in the great documentation-part of Drupal 4.7.
I didn't find a solution for my problem and so I tried a lot of things myself.

All the posts seen about this, I hope other people can benefit from my trouble.
I will try to be so specific as possible.

1) First you need to set up the master and slave sites. I did this with only one codebase.
So I have one Mastersite: www.master.com and 2 slave sites www.slave1.com and www.slave2.com
(I used Symlink to get the slavesites working. And I use the sites directory for different themes and a different settings.php)
My slave-site settings.php database setup is:

$db_prefix = 'GR_';
$db_name = 'SUR_';           $db_name = 'SUL_';  for the slave2.com
$db_prefix = array(
'default'   => 'GR_',
'access' => $db_name,
'accesslog' => $db_name,
'node_access' => $db_name,
'cache' => $db_name,
'permission' => $db_name,
'term_access' => $db_name,
'term_access_defaults' => $db_name,
);

As you can see only the access tables are site-specific.
The modules:
Taxonomy Access Control AND
Nodeaccess
Need to be installed, activated and up-and-running.

2) Create content on the master site.
make content what you also want to post on slave-site, or want to be able to deny access on at slave site.

I wish to have on my homepage a place where users can register or login to view the majority of the pages of my site, which is hosted by hostmonster. As an example, the one that is used on the drupal.org homepage is exactly what I'm looking for. Would I be able to have the same setup on my site, or at least one that is very similar, and if so, could someone please supply me with step-by-step instructions as to how I can do that and how it will password protect the pages I wish not to be viewed by anyone other than registered users?

I understand the power of the taxonomy approach to content management. I swear I do. I am EAGER to abandon outmoded, dead-end content classification schemes. Really I am.

But I must confess I'm having a dickens of a time making my site the way I see it in my head.

The usefulness of hierarchies is that users understand them. My hope is to create a user experience that takes advantage of the "legacy intuition" most web users have for hierarchical content structures, but one that also explores some of the power of tagging, mod rewrite and SQL.

In moment, I'm going to hit the search function and see if I can find out how to do something I think is easy. The problem is, though I have all the modules (I think) I need to do, I have not been able to figure it out.