Module development and code questions

Hi,
I'm looking into module development for the first time.
I would really like to find a good example module relevant to my needs, for learning purposes.

I want users on my site to do questionnaires and quizzes, and have their results saved to database tables.
They should also be able to view their results on completion, when they log in, or choose to redo the questionnaires.

So I'm looking at custom forms. What's the best way to realise this? Are there good examples out there?

Thanks!
Lemmy

Hi,

I'm searching for a module (or a issue) to load the body of a page into a pop-up window.

A user have already ask this question in here, but there is no answear.

Does anyone have some ideas what is the best way or have any info on how to proceed?

Thanks in advance

mohamed

I'm using the newest Drupal, Calendar Module and Date Module.
I am looking for a way to display my custom content type in the calendar without the date, which is kind of redundant.

Moshe Weitzman's fantastic description of the New York Observer was a real eye-opener for me. In particular, his description of using a CCK node type to build home and channel pages got me to think about how I could use that method in a project I'm about to start.

However, for that idea to work for me I need to put a twist on it.

I have tried installing the Blogroll module and can't get it to work. This is my first time installing without just having to upload and I must be doing something wrong. I guess I am not sure how to create the table. And are the quote marks ' included in the script I run in mysql?

Here are the instructions.

To install, simply add the database, activate the module and activate the block
using these steps.

1) The table is named "blogroll". If you use a prefix for your tables edit
blogroll.mysql and change the name in the line: CREATE TABLE blogroll (

2) From the command line, type 'mysql -u username -p drupal < blogroll.mysql'
where drupal is your drupal database and username is your mysql username.

3) Copy blogroll.module to your drupal installation's module directory

4) Activate the module from administer >> modules

5) Go to administer >> blocks and when using Apache enable the block with a path of:

<^blogroll\/edit|^blog\/[0-9]+$>

For IIS you might have to remove the ^ characters which is regular
expression for matching at the beginning of a string.

These regular expressions should match only the URLs where seeing the block
makese sense: personal user blogs and the ^blogroll/edit pages. These are
the only real places where personal blogrolls make sense. Other pages do

Does anybody know a comments module/add that will send a "thank you" email to someone who comments on the website for the first time?