Is it possible for me to define the XML within my module?
Atm, $node->body is defined as the body and also the XML body. My "bodies" have HTML within them and so I want to define a different body for XML (without HTML).
Hi,
I would like to add a new page to the user profil section (Or a new section/module to my drupal installation).
I want the users to be able to enter numeric information.
At the end, I need to display a result.
Info and result need to be kept in the DB since they can come back to change their data.
I'm a newbie to drupal, with a small php background.
Where should I start? Is there any module I can tweak to do that?
I want to use Drupal to manage a set of print tasks, so I am using action and workflow modules which are great. Now I want to expand my Drupal configuration to have consumables, so I wish to create a consumable module such that each task node can have (be linked to) many consumable nodes.
For example, a print run (task) requires 1000 sheets of paper (consumable), 1 gallon of black ink (consumable).
I use Drupal 4.6.5 with the latest e-commerce module. What I would need is to add a list of values to some products, which could be cosen by the user. Example: Waist sizes in a dropdown list for a belt, or color options bo chhose from. I don't find it to be convenient to create diffeent product for a different waist size.
I would like to give my customer access to one of the settings pages for a custom module I created (called mlsfeed). Even if I remove if (!user_access('access administration pages')) {return message_access(); } from the settings page, however, it still will not give access to anyone but an administrator. I've tried creating my own permission string and checking against that instead of "access administration pages" but it doesn't work. How can I make this work?