Module development and code questions

Hi all.

The problem is here. By default node path is like this: www.mysite.com/node/13 . After assigning an alias the path looks: www.mysite.com/countries/russia . But tabs such as "track" and "edit" base on default path :'(

Has anyone gotten the TinyMCE spellchecker plugin to work with drupal? The TinyMCE support page has no more advice for me, so I wonder if it is a drupal problem. I'm using the google check and have done all the changes written in the drupal TinyMCE module install readme. But I still get an error message that says: Could not execute AJAX call, server didn't return a valid XML.

I've already made the changes recommended from the TinyMCE forum, which seems to have helped others, but not me.

Any ideas?

hello

I am trying to create a module which displays a tree menu similar to one that we see in windows explorer. I am using tiagara tree menu. Tiagara tree menu is written in javascript and needs two array to initialize it. I am not sure how can I generate javascript array within modules. I get the data from mysql and now want to create a javascript array. Below is the module code in which I am trying to include javascript.

function viewer_content() {

$path = drupal_get_path('module', 'viewer');
theme_add_style($path . '/custom.css');

// Calculate previous and next record
$index = $_SESSION['QBIndex'];
$prev = $index - 10;
$next = $index + 10;
if($prev < 0) $prev = 0;

// in future this should not be here
db_set_active('spy');
$sql = 'SELECT article_id, title, pub_date FROM article order by title';
$result = @mysql_query($sql);
$output .= '

';
$output .= '

';
db_set_active('default');
//$output .= '

';

Hi all,

I'd like to be able to automatically link to a website when certain words are used on a blog or forum entry by any users.

IE - if someone types google, I'd like it to link to http://www.google.com

I've since found a module called "autolink", but it doesn't seem to work for the latest version of drupal.

Does anyone have any idea's if anything else can do this?

Cheers
James

i have problems using tinymce that it doesn't puts <!--break--> into posts, and i have to do this manualy, is there a fix for this?

I'm not sure whats wrong with this code? It works when it's in a normal page (or in the module itself) but when it's written into a .install file - it just refuses to work...?

function tablemanager_update_3() {
  $items = array();
  $row = array();
  $sql = db_query("SELECT tm.tid, tm.header FROM {tablemanager} tm ORDER BY tm.tid ASC");
        while ($fetch = db_fetch_object($sql)) {
        $count = 1;
        $temp = unserialize($fetch->header);
                foreach ($temp as $a) {
                        if (is_array($a)) {
                                if (array_key_exists('field', $a)) {
                                $a['field'] = (string)($count);
                                } // end if (array_key_exists)
                        } // end if (is_array)
                $row[] = $a;
                $count++;
                } // end foreach
  $items[] = update_sql("UPDATE {tablemanager} tm SET header='%s' WHERE tm.tid=%d", serialize($row), $fetch->tid);
  unset($row);
        } // end while
  return $items;
}

It also displays literally "UPDATE {tablemanager} tm SET header='%s' WHERE tm.tid=%d" as the output for each table you have rather than the actual output with the serialized strings. If I put the strings directly into the query rather than use '%s' and '%d' then (as expected) the curly brackets get stripped from the string when its put into the db.