Complete

UPDATE for Drupal 6: If you provide a submit handler for a drupal_set_form form, you no longer have to add the system handler explicitly too.

The array() silliness at the end is gone, instead #submit itself is a simple, non-associative array.

In Drupal 6, whether the form is handled by the settings page helpful form wrapper or not, all you have to do is tack on another function to call.

The key to preventing infinite loops in a Place vocabulary, which can be introduced while cleaning it up via Taxonomy Manager, is not to assume that just because something has the name of a country that it is a country.

Users have on occasion mistakenly put a town name in the country field and a country in the town field.

Now, I had already adapted taxonomy manager (via form_alter, without touching the its code, we did it the Drupal way!) to show this information provided by the Place module.

making multiple file patches:

when adding new files, I always used diff -urpN instead of just diff -urp, so that new files are also rolled inside the patch. But please double-check, that no other files got rolled-in accidentally (such as automated back-up files made by some text editors and such).

– JirkaRybka

http://drupal.org/patch

Resolution

(Also, why you should support the EFF.)

* Between Friends: The Perils of Centralized Blogging

kara andrade 40:17
basically, we need to create our own space in there

40:42
they have NO young people involved

benjamin melançon 4:44
well we have at least one ally in making the gathering in general a place for *doing* not just discussing

kara andrade 4:45
we do

45:08
we have a few

45:14
it's our responsibility to make it a place of doing

benjamin melançon 4:46
so what have you agreed to do for Densmore or proposed to him so far?

Simply looking at this function is one of the most useful things you can do to understand node access control in Drupal. From the 5.3 version of node.module

I created a module (attached, in case you're curious) that's a user reference widget. When placed on a node type, it will hide itself and fill itself in from the URL with the person the request is being made of. When a node with the field on it is submitted, it emails the person.

What I need is a way to allow the user in the user reference field the same rights to the node as the author of the node. So for all access control, they should be treated the same.

Do you think that's something you can / want to do?

Thanks,

Michelle

All set to sign the charter of www.worldusabilityday.org when I noticed this:

Live Webcast Will Close World Usability Day 2007 – Download Required in Advance
Posted: 08 November 2007 at 17:19

Please note: you must download the Microsoft Office Live Meeting Software prior to the webcast. We recommend that you download the software well in advance of the webcast. These instructions (.doc) will guide you through the process.