Thanks for this module! As writing nearly all my articles in MS Words I regularly use Footnotes in my articles, which so far hasn’t been able to convert and use in Drupal.
As I use TinyMCE and it’s function to import MS Word documents in a fairly proper way, I wonder if the Footnotes module could be used in combination with TinyMCE?
I have a bookpage with many child page (30 page) and when i browse to this book it display a long list. I want to display limit 10 childpage in a bookpage. How can i do that? anybody help me please?
Manythanks
I'm trying to change the default "read more" link that is displayed at the bottom of trimmed posts. I searched the full sourcecode of my Drupal installation and didn't find "read more" or the alt text that displays when you hover over a "read more" link anywhere.
This leads me to think that this particular string is located in the DB somewhere?
I tried to implement a module made up of code from this page. But it didn't seem to work.
I just picked up the spajax module, loving it. I seriously recommend it to everyone, with some knowledge of JS
Anyway i thought of a good idea to actually use Ajax in Drupal without breaking these very reasonable rules, more specifically not breaking the back button. Ok enough blabbin on.
I create a node type module and write a form for it. I have another table for this type so I use mynode_insert and mynode_update function. But when I edit my content and update it, some fields in the custom table can be updated and some not. I dont know why...
I've created a custom node type, and I've created a custom template 'node-custom.tpl.php' file. I've been reading about all the default variables that are available for a node template (http://drupal.org/node/11816). Can someone explain how I might go about creating a new variable, that would be available in a node template, to store data from a custom field?
Example (in 'node-custom.tpl.php'): <div class="customfield"><?php print $customfield ?></div>