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taxonomy_form_vocabulary() only invokes 'node_name', and never' types' on modules when enumerating all the node types. Thus, the node types defined by some of the modules I'm developing are not available to me when creating a taxononmy.
Rather than links to an external wiki (which if i understand correctly, is what the existing wiki module provides, along with wiki markup? Pleasse corect me if i'm wrong). I want a wiki within Drupal. This would allow for integrated searching across wiki and Drupal content, backlinks to non-wiki pages, avoiding redundant work in style editing, and no doubt other nifty possibilities.
Is anyone here working on such a thing, or do you know of anyone working on such a thing?
I'm willing to take my first steps into module-building, but since I'm still an novice-intermediate level in PHP & MySQL, I'm searching for good documentation on modules in 4.5.x - am I the only one to find the docs on this site fragmented and hard to find an answer to a question that may rise? This could be caused by the bad search-function I guess, but I'm not really sure.
Anyway, I would like to mod the Tracker-module to make it display all new nodes since ones last visit. This shouldn't be too hard, and is therefore probably a good starting point for me.
Today, Drupal forums are full of spam ads for cigarettes.
Maybe some inspiration for methods to figth spam can be collected from ExpressionEngine, that provides eight different. Of these i think Drupal only has CAPTCHAs and Membership.
I committed a change to modules/automember/automember.mysql, but for some reason http://drupal.org/cvs listed a bunch of other affected files. I did not mean to do that!
I have not yet figured out why that happened. I executed "cvs commit" in the modules/automember/ directory, so I did not expect other files to be affected. Does anyone else have a clue?