Module development and code questions

I've been hacking the event.module theme file to bits and am very happy with the results so far.
The one thing that is sorely missing is taxonomy terms in the table view.

Is there a way to do this?
My experiments with "taxonomy_node_get_terms" only result in "Array" printing to the screen.
I'm willing to hack the module if necessary to get this to work. But, since the event module has it's own way of dealing with taxonomy for sorting and searches it is not obvious to me where i can implement this.

Thanks in advance for any pointers.

How difficult would it be to add a data picker (little calendar) to the event module? Instead of using the multiple pull-down selectors to pick date and time for an event, the user would click on a little calendar and select the date graphically.

Thanks,

Leo

I am testing a module that I have developed & it works fine with Firefox but not in IE6.

I have tracked the bug down to the fact that $node->path is not being set when viewing a node with IE.

If I put a debug line in my module & then view the *same* node in Firefox and IE, this is what I get:

Code:
$output .= "path=" . $node->path . "<br/>";

Firefox result:
path=node_type/node_name.htm

IE6 result:
path=

hi

anyone out there is willing to help me ,i have just installed drupal,and have worked with themes,but under adminstrator when i click on moduls nothing comes up,can any1 out there tell me what should i do.....

help needed quick

Aksha

Hi fellows, I'm having a really strange error, and I don't know if its of my template or my module.

I created a module which use blocks:

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function mymodule_block($op = 'list', $delta = 0) {

if (user_access('access content')) {
if ($op == 'list') {
$block = array();
$block[0]['info'] = t('Title 1');
$block[1]['info'] = t('Title 2');
$block[2]['info'] = t('Title 3');
$block[3]['info'] = t('Title 4');
$block[4]['info'] = t('Title 5');
return $block;
}
}

if($op == 'view') {
$block = array();

switch($delta) {
case 0:
if(user_access('access content')) {
$block['subject'] = l("

", "module/categories/all", array(), NULL, NULL, FALSE, TRUE);
$block['content'] = "

";
}
break;

...

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This block was implemented at start at taxonomies (an odd hack), it was working fine with taxonomies module, but I moved to my module to clean all drupal.

After the move, none of the block was working, even drupal shows in the admin page the modules and are active. I tried to check the $op in mymodule_block(), but instead a string it was show an object:

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stdClass Object
(
[module] => user
[delta] => 1
[status] => 1
[weight] => 0
[region] => 0

Hi Everybody

I am using Postnuke and would like to change to Drupal.

Does Drupal have a Database module like Postnuke? I am not talking about the Drupal Database Admin module which allows editing of Drupal database tables. I am talking about letting users create their own database tables for their own use.

Postnuke Database module allows users (depending on their assigned permissions) to create, edit or just view databases (more accurately database tables). This is very useful for storing information in a database and allowing users to view it.