I have an external site with a username and password textfield that posts to my main drupal page, I have added code to the usermodule to assign the drupal value to username and pass to posted values. So the src code looks something like:
Username: *
// (pass is a hidden field in this cas)
Now I added code to have the page auto-submit if values are present for username and pass (as they are in this example) and the completed src code looks like:
Some modules have most of their code in admin stuff that is not uses day to day. As an example, I split textimage.module into textimage.module and textimage.admin.inc. textimage.module shrank like a tadpole on a hotplate. Almost 40% of the code will not be loaded for regular pages. If the process were discussed and documented, it could be tested during Drupal 5.0 and made a design standard for 6.0.
Every client wants a wysiwyg of course. Problem is that no wysiwyg is perfect, many are clunky or will break your designers layout, etc -- everyone is aware of these problems. And throwing in images is tricky too in that it's tough to make the image wrap the text in the way the user intends.
I really like the WYSIWYM editor though it doesn't have an attach image function yet.
I got on to facebook the other day and I thought it's wysiwyg was really nice and now I'm wondering how we can get this into drupal. Does anyone know if that wysiwyg is open source?
I am looking in to writing a module that tracks users course results, the results are only valid for 12 months and therefore will need retaken on a 12 months cycle,
1)Assuming the user has a valid login:
. Display his/her course results only (there are actually about 8 courses to track)
. Alert via email and/or pager on the users login page when a course is due to expire.
2) The course admin will have a page to enter all the information relating to each course for each user e.g
I want to sell files that are unique: In fact I would like to filter a template file through a shellscript. How could i do that with the ECommerce module?
And:
When will Ecommerce for Drupal 5 be published (roughly)?