Im looking at trying to either develop something from scratch or from something someone has already done to achieve the following result.
I want for users to have the ability to store in the site their own personal address book, that is their name, email address or telephone number of their friends.
As a drupal newbie, but long in the tooth programmer, I'm looking for a guiding hand on the best way to implement making a child forum for a custom content type. Brief explanation follows:
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I have a custom node type, "pub", created with CCK.
Everytime a pub is created, a forum ought to be created for that pub, so every pub has its own forum.
The forum should have a link back to the related pub.
In addition, the pub node should display the last x posts in its forum, and have a link to its forum.
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Im developing a module that requires the user to fill out a form and thats coming along wonderfully.
However im wondering how to add custom elements into the form. Let me illustrate what i mean.
Im using the form api and its working fine but i want to add a bespoke piece of html (a combination of javascript and xhtml to create a tool that will create form elements on its own) smack bang in the middle of my form.
how would i achieve that result using the form API or something else in combination with the form API?
I want to install Newsletter and bookmarking websites plugin that display different icons e.g digg.com, technkarti.com etc etc icons and users can add story to those sites.
Can anyone give me their links please?
I downloaded the newsletter module from modules section and enabled it, it was showing simpleNewsletter heading. but the problem is that it doesnt show name and email fields on the website like all newsletters show. I want such a module that displays name and email fields with subscribe button underneath.
I need to override form render, theme(form-element), theme_textarea and others to get rid of the < div > tags that are place on all elements that drupal renders. I have tried diferent solutions but none really work for this particular HTML code.