I'm just curious why there's a Javascript killswitch at all... It seems redundant to set a constant using Javascript to tell other scripts that Javascript is indeed enabled.

If it's just so we know drupal.js has been fired, if our Javascript doesn't rely on any of that code do we really even need to check the constant?

I am trying to use the paging module for a book. The book is an actual book that a client wants to have on his site. I don't want to add every page of every chapter as a child of the chapter, but I don't want each chapter to be one gigantic page either. So I installed the Paging module which allows you to put in a page break, i.e. <!--pagebreak-->. This would appear to be just what I am looking for, however, it doesn't work.

Hi,

I created a new content type for storing some info : on an input page users have to fill some categories (taxonomy) and then some fields created via CCK.

Now that I have created a template for entry and some pages for viewing the data entered manually, I would like to populate my database by doing an import of data coming from files.

How can I do that ?
Is there a mecanism in Drupal, a module, ... for this ?

Thanks

Thierry

I've only just noticed this today - that I can only seem to add $form['#attributes'] = array("enctype" => "multipart/form-data"); to hook_form and not to a defined page? Whilst this isn't a problem currently, I'm wondering if it could be a problem with something I'm working on soon... Obviously this means I can't use file upload form elements on those pages?

Maybe it's an issue with the HEAD version of Drupal I'm using? I doubt it though...

Pobster

Hi,

Is there anyone working on a wiki module for 4.7.x and higher ?
Development on the Liquid wiki module seems to have slowed down significantly. I'll be happy to contribute to development for this or another wiki module if someone can help out initially with its internal workings etc.

Thanks
Arn

hello, i´d like to know if the the libDB module is stoped or is working?

thanks

oskar