I wrote a wiki module for version 3.0 (it was working but still needed some more development) and am wondering if it is worth updating it to 4.1 I stoped development mainly because I dont have a wesite to host a site on and because I found that drupal was still a little primative so I thought I might wait for further development before continuing. I would like to know if anyone else would like a wiki module. Also there are basically 2 options, either create a new node type (this is what I did basing it off the colaborative book) or create a filter type module (similar to smilies etc) and I would like to know if anyone has any preferences.
Purpose: Let users get recommendations as to which nodes they may find interesting, based on their ratings. The module follows the spirit of Collaborative Filtering (to cope with information overload). Try it out
I use Drupal 4.1.0 rc and the latest image.module from cvs.
The image.module works quite well, I have only one problem. If I promote the image to the front page the whole shebang is displayed, but all I want to see is the teaser.
I was curious if anyone would be willing to develop a module that would hook Drupal's login with PostNuke's and or PHPNuke's login. Unfortunately, I'm not a programmer so I would have no idea where to begin with it...
What that means: Status: Error: you must assign a vocabulary to navigation before. Fix in Site Configuration.
I can't see a place in site configuration to put something in
thanks.
I'd like to create a new node type with one addtional field of data. I've added the field to my database, but can't seem to save new data to it.
Here's what I've done so far:
Added the field name to the $fields[] in node_save().
Added the form textfield to the output from mymodule_form()
entered some test data into the field using sql.
succesfully displayed the new data using my module.
But when I post new content, and complete this new field, it doesn't seem to save it to the db.
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