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Better way to get user->name for a view

I have a view defined for a table which stores the uid in an "owner" field. I can display the owner using this:

      'owner' => array(
        'notafield' => TRUE,
        'name' => 'job: Owner',
        'sortable' => TRUE,
        'label' => 'Owner',
        'handler' => 'views_handler_field_job_owner_name')),

And a handler

Paypal on Drupal

Guys,

I developed a large open-source project and I designed the site using Drupal (a solution that I really love). I planned to add a "donation" page to it for accepting donations from users.
I found two modules on the Drupal CVS that could be suitable: paypal_framework and paypal_tipjar. What I found, unfortunately, is that both the projects have been discontinued and they can be run only from Drupal 4.6 (I tried running them under 4.7, but I got many errors).

Porting admin modules to the user site

Drupal Community,

I am interested in creating a site where certain users can manage articles, files, and user profiles. But I don't want these users to have access to the entire portal admin, just content admin. I'd like to have the article management module act as any other module, where I can specify which users can see and use it.

First, can this be done without any modifications to the current modules?

If not, what would be required to do this?

Thanks.

creating fields in survey using survey.module and forms.module

I just applied this patch for the survey and forms modules to get it working with 4.7 (cvs). But I see no way to create fields? Any advice?
http://drupal.org/node/43346

What is the purpose of the 'category' parameter to hook_user if it never gets used?

Hi! In Drupal 4.6, the $category parameter to hook_user allowed you to have separate areas for different kinds of data to be entered. However, 4.7 doesn't seem to be doing this. As a result, my forms never get displayed, because I'm keying off of the category. Is this no longer the way to do things? Why is the $category parameter never set to anything besides 'account'?

Thanks,
Ricky

Try the new CiviCRM Citizenspeak integration

The CiviCRM team has released an integration between the Citizenspeak module and CiviCRM. Feel free to give it a try and see how you can integrate your modules with a full-featured constituent relationship management system. Note this integration works with CiviCRM 1.5, which is the current development version avaliable from svn.

http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRM/CitizenSpeak+Module

Comments and improvements welcome.

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