i`m looking for a way to open book or page comments on a separate site.
I was looking at the comments.module but found nothing about where to open the comments.
This module is derived from the content_taxonomy_options module. (CCK and Taxonomy)
It creates a tree selector for a class.
In this widget in particular, the class that is selected is a parent for free tagging terms.
All the free tagging terms that are entered in the free tagging field become children of the term selected in the tree.
The taxonomy module needed a few changes so that this could function.
So, the altered source has been included.
I'm using Drupal 5.1. I've created a profile for setting up a new version of my site with appropriate defaults. I'm running into an issue with accepting input though - namely, I don't see a way to do it.
I've read posts here and the profiles section in Pro Drupal Development, and there is no mention of being able to accept values from the user when setting up a new site. The form for database details is presented, but is there a way to extend it with my own form fields?
I didn't see a forum section for profile questions, so hopefully "module development" is correct.
Hi, I think this is a pretty basic question, but I can't seem to find the answer with forum and API searches.
I want to include a .tpl.php file with my module, so that it overrides node.tpl.php for nodes of a certain type. Currently I have the file node-mynodetype.tpl.php in my theme's directory and it works fine. However, when I move it to the module's directory in sites/all/modules/mymodule, drupal no longer picks it up and uses regular ol' node.tpl.php for rendering mynodetype nodes.
I'm developing a module which creates a forum topic linked to every new book page (there is a valid reason!). Instead of the usual "Add new comment" link under the body of the page, I want to link to the forum instead.
The link is created correctly by the code below (checked by the crudely debugging "drupal_set_message") but instead of the link appearing correctly under the body a single '<' appears as a link to "/&<#<".