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Regarding Table Wizard Module

Submitted by shravan on Mon, 06/14/2010 - 23:26

Hello

I am trying to install the table wizard module to carry out the data migration process on my drupal website. The problem here i am encountering is that after installing the table wizard module and setting up the permissions. When i try to open the table wizard module through content management => table wizard, its giving me a site offline error. I tried to uninstall the module and renable it, still the problem continues.

Csurocker...

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Double Taxonomy term on the same Content Item

Submitted by W Wallace on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 15:34

Each content type has 2 separate taxonomy terms(required).
I am trying to filter my content items by Taxonomy terms
but I get dublicate values, is it possible to show them on the same row?

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This picture shows my View configuration

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This is the result, I get each row twice because of different taxonomy terms

Can I show both of my taxonomy terms on the same row?
City Guide Item Average My Rating City Category
Brada Kuttner | 5 star | 5 star | Amsterdam | Attorney

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Taxonomy+Views+Panel

Submitted by W Wallace on Sun, 01/03/2010 - 21:26

I'm currently busy with a Social Networking website. I have a problem implementing a functionality called "City Guide".

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This is what I'm trying to do actually
So far I could not separate the exposed filters from the Views :(

The question here is, how can we send arguments between panels and how can we show our views items in separate panels?

In my particular occasion, each City Guide item has 2 taxonomy vocabulary and some CCK fields. I want to put "City Guide" items in 3 panels
1) Top: City(taxonomy vocabulary) as a dropdownlist(exposed filter)

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Search Result displays CSS code

Submitted by AP on Fri, 10/30/2009 - 17:10

Hi,

I have CSS code in content for styling. Due to this my search results is showing CSS code. Please let me know how this problem can be solved. Thanks in advance.

AP

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Official Documentation for the JQuery Menu API

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 01:27

This document is intended for module developers who wish to make use of JQuery to process an array of hierarchical data into a click and expand menu. It is written with the assumption that you are a programmer and that you know how to create multidimensional arrays through recursive functions.
The only function that third party modules need to call from JQuery menu in order to create a click and expand menu is as follows:

theme('menu_creation_by_array', $menutree, $trail);

This calls the theme function menu_creation_by_array() and sends it two arguments:

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Drupal RSS feeds for Pixel Clever.com

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Fri, 01/23/2009 - 18:15

Want to be kept informed whenever new content is added to Pixel Clever? If so you can subscribe to the RSS for the whole site, or for particular subjects that interest you. Below is a listing of feeds that you may find useful.

The Pixel Clever Blog feed: News, Announcements, commentary on Drupal, project management and on technology in general.
http://www.pixelclever.com/blog/feed

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Thoughts for module maintainers regarding the Drupal upgrade cycle

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Fri, 01/23/2009 - 01:42

Drupal hit it big when version 5 came out. Before this time it had a considerable user base, but it hadn't gone main stream yet. The transition from Drupal 4 to Drupal 5 was extremely quick. No one held on to Drupal 4 and all significant modules released 5x versions within a few months. When Drupal 6 came out last year I think many of us expected the same kind of quick upgrading and transitioning, but alas, and many important modules have taken their sweet time coming out with a 6x release.

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What are Drupal Modules?

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Thu, 01/08/2009 - 19:34

If you are asking this question it’s pretty safe to say that you are new to Drupal. After you’ve been dealing with Drupal for a while it’s easy to start thinking everyone knows what you are talking about when you start throwing out terms like “Drupal Modules” and “Drupal Themes”, but the truth of the matter is that to the average Joe on the street this all sounds like gibberish.

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Advanced Book Blocks module with Jquery menu integration released today

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Sun, 01/04/2009 - 22:43

Well it took me about 5 days to get it all together and test it, but finally the Advanced Book Block Module is finished!

This module went much more quickly than the Advanced Taxonomy Blocks module due to the fact that I had already worked out the kinks in the JQuery Menu Api by the time I started. Also I lost less time on stupid bugs since I knew what to expect.

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How and why to use the l() function to create links in Drupal programming

Submitted by Aaron Hawkins on Mon, 12/15/2008 - 17:57

If you have been doing web development for any significant amount of time chances are you know how to build a link by hand using the 'a href="link/to/some/page"' syntax. That method works fine and can even be used inside of Drupal modules, but it is generally frowned upon by the Drupal community. Using the l() function is the Drupal way of building links programmatically, and though it might take some getting used to, in the end you will find that it saves time.

l() is a function that is available anywhere within a Drupal installation. It accepts three arguments:

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