Complete
To be used with care. Pages are complete only when they meet the posting guidelines.
After dreaming about using views to query other databases, namely pubmed... and having an import button for the content you really want... I realized that rather than writing views understanding of authors and mesh terms and titles to be able to add to the URL query entrez wonderfully allows us to query PubMed and other databases with.... it would be far, far easier to give the people who need to find articles an 'import this article' button in the browser.
The nodes are, in fact, being saved. They are in the Drupal database node table with a user ID of zero.
Very very oddly, however, instead of displaying $node->uid = 0 nodes as authored by "Anonymous" (or "Visitor" or whatever you changed your anonymous user string to), Drupal returns "Page not found."
Weirdness.
Anyhow, the cause in this case is the way information is getting passed to biblio_node_save.
Discovered a race condition type bug in Drupal... if you register another account while the superuser account screen has not been submitted yet, and you use the same username and password for both screens,
things break when you submit the final page of the site setup process, and you can't login as the superuser.
Only as the other user you made.
Which has no powers.
This can be fixed by changing uid 1 from its placeholder values to the username and e-mail address you want, and changing the status from disabled (0) to enabled (1).
I'm writing this blog post to mark the occasion of acquiring the domain name http://agaric.com. It was a slow and expensive process and something I didn't think we'd ever do, mostly because of not wanting to give in to the evil practice of domain squatting hoarding that's going on out there.
Special treatment will check where on the internet site visitors are coming from
What we do, is every time we leave a comment somewhere, that includes a link back to Agaric, we get that other sites' page's URI into the Related Content module.
Then when someone visits and we see the match, we say hello and offer up the content related to what they were just looking at! Instant custom landing page for everyone, organically.
Resolution
Time for us to get Form Tweak up on Drupal.org!
There are enough use cases, these modifications to "Save" (and the surprisingly frequent request to remove preview) to put the module out for others to use (and post endless feature requests against, heh).
I would like to store the variables in files rather than the variable table, though.