drupal-6

I want to be able to import my tweets from twitter into Drupal as Nndes. I want to be able to link @names and #tags back to the correct pages. I also don't want myTweeterName to appear at the start of the tweet. How would you go about doing this? The twitter module does not create nodes but stores data in its own table. The feed module can read in the tweets from the RSS feed as nodes, but will display my name and not link @names and #tags . The following post by Gábor shows how he has done it but I am not sure how he has written a custom module to do this. Any pointers would be appreciated.

Using Drupal 6, I'm trying to create a page with views that shows something like the following: -Taxonomy Term 1 -- Title and description of a node that contains this term -- Title and description of a node that contains this term -Taxonomy Term 2 -- Title and description of a node that contains this term -- Title and description of a node that contains this term -Taxonomy Term 3 -- Title and description of a node that contains this term -- Title and description of a node that contains this term So basically when I go to this page, I see taxonomy terms of a particular vocabulary listed out as

I can add an extra field to the registration. What I need to know is what step do I need to take to then grab that input and insert it into the user table of drupal. The code below is in my module this adds just a field to the form, but when its submitted it doesnt do anything with the data. function perscriptions_user($op, &$edit, &$account, $category = NULL){ if ($op == 'register') { $form['surgery_address'] = array ( '#type' => 'textarea', '#title' => t('Surgery Address'), '#required' => TRUE, ); return $form; } if ($op == 'update') { // … } } As reported in hook_user() documentation : $op

I have a date filter that I have exposed on my view. I want to make the interface more user friendly and tighten up the look of it. Instead of selecting a date I would like to select from the following options. The last day The last week The last year All This would then filter on the date field. Is this possible? How would you go about doing this? The proper way to do it is to alter the form in a custom module using hook_form_alter : function YOURMODULE_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id) { if ($form_id == 'views_exposed_form') { $view = &$form_state['view']; $display = &$form_state[

How do you remove the "Navigation" menu (and others) from the menu settings on the node edit form? I suspect this can be achieved somehow using a hook like module_form_alter, but am not sure how to implement it. The motivation for this is to remove the confusion our users have when menus other than the standard primary links menu is in the drop down. The aim is to restrict the options to just the menus they will need/want to post content to. This question is in part related to an earlier question I asked in regards to Domain Access that I have not yet been able to solve. There are two modules

i want to create a OpenId login system like stackoverflow :) in drupal..By default, drupal doesn't offer this..is there any plugin that does this job? EDIT:the user should ALSO be able to login with their yahoo, gmail, aol or blogger account..u guys can't understand my pro.. it's simple..i've openID enabled in my drupal 6. When i try to use my gmail or yahoo account, it doesn't login. What should i do for that? Yes, there's a module for that. But you added a drupal-6 tag, which suggests you're using Drupal 6; OpenID has been a core part of Drupal 6 for >2 years - it's documented in the

For some reason, my form breaks when I try to make a file upload required. Here is the code for it: $form_id = "upload_form"; $form[$form_id] = array ( '#type' => 'fieldset', '#description' => t('This is a utility to import nodes from a Comma Separated Value file. To begin, pick a node type, and upload a CSV.'), ); $form[$form_id]['type'] = array( '#title' => t('Enter node type'), '#type' => 'textfield', // '#autocomplete_path' => '', TODO: autocomplete for node types '#required' => TRUE, '#description' => t('This node type should already exist. If it doesn\'t, create it first.'), ); $form[

can I automatically add a menu item when I add a node to the page in Drupal? In other words, can I associate a menu parent with a node content-type, and then automatically add the children if new nodes are added ? thanks Yes. I am sure there is a module do to something like that, but you could also create your own. There are two ways you could go about it. You could use hook_menu() to query for the items you want and return the correct menu structure. You would need to also make sure the menu cache is rebuilt on a node save using hook_nodeapi() . See henricks' comments below about why this is