Module development and code questions

I'm currently making a "weekly schedule" module for Temple University's new CIS department website to keep track of the hours the computer labs are open. Currently I have a small prototype up that pulls a schedule from two tables in mysql here. I'm just wondering if anyone has any suggestions or feature requests before I wrap it in a drupal module.

Hi there,

I'm trying to get the flashxmlrpc from dopelogik to communicate with my own blogapi based drupal module.
it is connecting and the function is found by flash but i get the following error.

Call to a member function serialize() on a non-object in htdocs\drupal\includes\xmlrpc.inc on line 515

My code is:

function flashapi_xmlrpc() {
$methods = array(
'flashapi.getdata' => array('function' => 'flashapi_get_data')
);
return $methods;
}

I've customized the bookmarks module.
Now the bookmarks of a registered user can be seen by every visitor of a site.
The admin of a site has full control over the users bookmarks. That means he can delete bookmarks.

If you like you can try and test the module at www.learn-php.de.
Simply login or register to my site, click on my bookmarks and create your first bookmark.
After that you can see your bookmarks block on the right sitebar.

Have fun and share your bookmarks.

When I set up my website I decided to keep article submissions simple and created a little plain-text markup protocol. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that someone had developed a more complete version called Textile. (Syntax is, for example, *bold*, _italic_, +underline+, etc.)

I was further pleased to learn that someone had done a port for Drupal. I find the WYSIWYG editors too slow and erratic, BB code and HTML a bit cumbersome, but Textile is rather easy to write.

Hi,

I have added a new block by the name PLaylist but i can i add data to it so that is shows in that that block
can anyone please help me!

Thanks ...

Broadly this is working fine despite me being a newbie to Drupal, PHP and MySQL, with one screw-up.

In G2 standalone the admin a/c owned the top level album, entitled 'albums'. This site will have many users, each owning their own albums. Consequently all user albums are sub-albums of this, so admin can control the settings etc. globally. eg 'albums/Jim, albums/Fred, albums/Mary...' This was set up and worked fine before adding Drupal integration.

However, once embedded, Drupal's admin caused a sub-album called 'admin' to be created ie 'albums/admin'. In other words, admin loses the ability to control all the user albums, 'cos admin now just owns a user-level sub-album.

Unfortunately the embedded control-panel stuff won't let me change this to a null path that would leave admin owning the parent album as I want. I can only set a string which means admin ends up with just an ordinary user album in a subdirectory. Nor can I move the 'admin' album, it stubbornly remains a child of the top level. Gah!

Maybe this is my fault, through leaving 'create a new user album when first accessed' enabled in G2? Too late now, anyhow...

Once I turned off rewritten URL's in G2, I can see what's happening:-

If I'm logged in as admin, G2's 'my album' link points to
http://www.mysite.com/drupal/gallery?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=1293
which is 'albums/admin'.