Complete

Agaric would like a module that provides a view (or simply a standard block, linked to a page) that lists the most recently enabled modules and links to their settings pages -- like on the admin by modules page.

A list of recently disabled modules would be nice too, but this would not link to their settings pages! It could link to the modules' spot or section on the Administer » Site Building » Modules page.

Would anyone else like this? Quite an easy module to develop, although because there's no time field in Drupal 5

NOTE: This refers to order of processing the form, not display.

Of passing interest. Ran while debugging. Still haven't figured out how to add stuff to the form that will be accepted by the subform.

The order of things:

• action_node_form
• fix subform
• nodeapi validate
• combined action submit
• action_node_form
• action_node_form already_submitted
• addnid
• subform
• Your Action set has been created.
• nodeapi insert
• Your Action has been created.


So-- is the problem devel's macro or Agaric's custom module and/or configuration?

Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency macro
usernode recursive

not relevant, but probably very useful as Drupal goes more OOP:
http://www.bigroom.co.uk/blog/php-nesting-level-too-deep-recursive-dependency/

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updating the big D.O:

killes
:
hunmonk: actually, make it: take down site, , clear sessions, dump db

(don't clear your own session, apparently)

Resolution

function
file: line
arguments
warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/wsf2008/modules/contributed/devel-5.x-1.x-dev.tar/devel/devel.module on line 1033.
devel_query_table
/var/www/wsf2008/modules/contributed/devel-5.x-1.x-dev.tar/devel/devel.module: 501
,
devel_shutdown

Queries taking longer than 5 ms and queries executed more than once, are highlighted.
ms
#
where
query

Using devel and getting this error?

Important differences:

The differene already noted in the #node comparison-- no node author name.

$form['#node']->name = 'Username'

And the same username difference, but in a different place:

$form['author']['name']['#default_value'] = 'Username'

blank in embedded

standalone:
$form[#action] => /eng/node/add/action-group

embedded:
$form[#action] => /eng/node/add/action

standalone (embedded subform has NO token information):

wsf_action ben$ svn commit -m "that's drupal_goto, not drupal_go_to"

wsf_action ben$ svn commit -m "drupal_goto prevents form submission... how to make redirect work????"

wsf_action ben$ svn commit -m "despite not saying so, drupal_execute does return a redirect"

Guys, I just did a big mail out telling people to post their ideas on
our website and then found that new users can't sign up without an
invite? "Sorry, new user registration by invite only."

This is making us look really bad - inviting participation but not
allowing it!

I don't know why this is set up to block new users, but please fix this
ASAP.

thanks,
Steve

PDF: http://bryght.com/sites/bryght.com/files/drupaldebugday.patches.pdf

Resolution

Organizing mass forums
http://mayfirst.org/node/471

I wish I were part of the solution and not part of the problem on that one.

More complex thoughts to come.

For now...

The PWGD corollary:

If we can do Big Things
and avoid technocracy
we can have
true democracy.

http://mayfirst.org/organicinternet