Module development and code questions

i'd like to see phpicalendar on a webdav enabled server incorporated into a drupal module?

so, how to do it?

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What I mean is that I don't like typing html in the php print statements, I think that creates a mess. I would rather have a smarty template that I could read in. I am already using smarty themes, but how could I use a template for my module. For instance let's say I generate some names or something and have a template called index.tpl. It might look like this:

//index.tpl

Name 1: {$name1}

Name 2: {$name2}

Name 3: {$name3}

I appreciate the work done so far on podcast modules and related modules, but they're just lacking in features and intuition as to what's required of a full-fledged podcasting solution.

So, I'm going to build a NEW podcast module that can handle virtually all of our needs as podcasters. The features I want to incorporate are as follows:

1. Ability to upload/attach media files OR link to external files.
2. Full feed control. I want to be able to set the title/author/etc. tags as well as itunes tags per show and per episode.
3. Multiple shows. I don't want users tied down to using their blogs, and I want the shows to have more flexibility than just a vocabulary term.

In order to do all this, I think I'll need to create two new node types, one for shows and one for episodes. I'll also need to write a special feed generator JUST for podcast shows, and I need to figure out how to assign user permissions PER SHOW, not simply all-or-none permission for podcasts.

I am FULLY WILLING to do all of the coding for this project. However, I would like some guidance from more experienced drupal modders in the best way to implement these features.

I'm also planning to write a podcast-directory module that'll work sort of like the aggregator, grabbing episodes from feeds and displaying/re-feeding/streaming them.

Hi there,

I'm trying to get a file uploaded with the upload module. Well it's coming as far as being uploaded in the C:\windows\temp folder but there is stays. It won't show up in the drupal/files folder.
Files folder has read/write access. If I use image module files are being uploaded to a subfolder so uploading shouldn't be a problem.
The file that I try to upload is 13k, it works on the image module.

Anybody an idea.

Grtx, Stonie

I am hoping someone can help me. I installed Gallery2 under Drupal 4.6.4 and I originally installed it under my Drupal directory in a directory named '/gallery'... Then when I configured it (after a fully successful install) in Drupal. All seemed to go fine. Until I enabled the block and then the site went blank. Nothing, nothing at all. I mean the second I enabled the gallery block in Drupal all I got was a blank page (even in admin mode). Tried going back to my Drupal root - same, blank page. I changed the name of the gallery directory and the site came back. I thought that by possibly naming the install directory 'gallery' was somehow a problem. So I ripped it out completely - brand new install from scratch of gallery2 to a 'gallery2' directory.

Now I got two problems - first Drupal seems to still think that it should be going to only '/gallery' as its directory for admin and everything. I could swear I edited some config file in Linux at some point when I first did the install that set 'gallery' as the base directory (I don't know, maybe I didn't) but it seems that Drupal is always going to a 'gallery' directory for settings. BUT then again I do not know if this is supposed to be 'gallery' and not 'gallery2'

I mean this:

http://www.thehongkongstandard.com/drupal-4.6.4/gallery is blank!

and this:

http://www.thehongkongstandard.com/drupal-4.6.4/gallery2/main.php is a default view of a gallery2 install...