drupal-6

I'm wondering how I can display the recently created nodes by a user on their profile page. I've created a new page for a user at /user/%user and I want to be able to display the latest nodes created by that user. ok, the answer involves creating a drupal view, so you will need the views module and although simple, the answer is lengthy. please bear with me through this... :) (i am actually doing this on a test site as i write the instructions, to make sure i dont miss anything...) i assume that you know how to download and install the views module. make sure you also enable the views-ui

What are Drupal behaviors at all? What type of service layer it offers to module developers? What type of relation it maps to jQuery.ready ? Long version : Drupal.behaviors is not simply a replacement for jQuery.ready since the latter only runs once (when DOM is ready for manipulation): behaviors can be fired multiple times during page execution and can be run whenever new DOM elements are inserted into the document. Also, modules could override or extend an existing behavior (e.g. if one module has a behavior of adding a bounce effect on all links, a second module could replace the behavior

I'm working with Views 2 in Drupal 6, and I am having difficulty finding documentation on the methods of the View object. Is there any PHP function like print_r that outputs methods as well as fields? I believe you're looking for get_class_methods . If this is the case, get_class_vars may also interest you. The Reflection API might be of interest to you (if it's not overkill). Specifically:- <?php Reflection::export(new ReflectionClass('View')); ?> Check out the manual for more in-depth examples. Besides the functions mentioned by Mathachew you can also take a look at Reflection , especially

We have certain users in our member list that have a role "vendor" attached to them. All such members are to be redirected to a certain page upon login. How can this be accomplished? You can define actions and triggers in Drupal: Action( admin/settings/actions ) - Redirect to a specific page Trigger ( admin/build/trigger/user ) - After user has logged in Try this. EDIT (see comments): Create a small module to check on a user's login process what role he has and then redirect if neccesary. drupal_goto => redirect-function in drupal hook_user =>triggers on user operations And for the user's

How would I print the results of a form submission on the same page as the form itself? Relevant hook_menu: $items['admin/content/ncbi_subsites/paths'] = array( 'title' => 'Paths', 'description' => 'Paths for a particular subsite', 'page callback' => 'ncbi_subsites_show_path_page', 'access arguments' => array( 'administer site configuration' ), 'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK, ); page callback: function ncbi_subsites_show_path_page() { $f = drupal_get_form('_ncbi_subsites_show_paths_form'); return $f; } Form building function: function _ncbi_subsites_show_paths_form() { // bunch of code here $form[

I want to upgrade jQuery inside my drupal installation. At the moment I have jQuery 1.2.6 and I would like to upgrade it to jQuery 1.4 I guess some Drupal modules still depends on the old jQuery version. I've tried jquery_update module to upgrade jQuery, but it didn't work. It asked to replace the original Drupal files in the "misc" folder with the new ones, but it didn't work. Anyway, I was wondering if there is a better method instead of using another module thanks 30equals the jquery update module doesn't install jquery 1.4. you need to manually update the jquery.js. jQuery 1.4 breaks quite

Anyone knows how to solve the error below? Deprecated: Function ereg() is deprecated in C:\wamp\www\includes\file.inc on line 895 It is happening after installing Drupal 6.13 on wamp server 2.0i with PHP 5.3.0 Alan Storm Drop your error reporting level below E_DEPRECATED . PHP 5.3 introduced two new error reporting levels, E_DEPRECATED and E_USER_DEPRECATED and - for the first time in PHP's history - they've started to walk away from older parts of their API. The ereg_* function will still work, but this warning is intended to let you know that "hey, these function will be going away soon,