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So I'm able to create a page programmatically, BUT even though I'm specifying the 'full_html' filter, the page is being created with the 'filtered_html' filter which means that the code I'm writing to the page after it's created is being stripped out. Here's the line I'm using to set the filter type:

$node->body[$node->language][0]['format'] = 'full_html';

Why is the filter type being ignored when the node is created?

Thanks in advance, Bryan

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OK, as it turns out, the 'body' field is not called 'body' in our Drupal installations; it's called 'field_page_body'. Changing that in the code made everything work.

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It could very well be due to the default weight of the filter. You set this in content authoring > input formats

just make "full html" the first option. let me know if that works as I had a similar issue before.

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That worked-- of course, now if I want to create nodes with other filter types, they won't work. Not sure if this is a bug, or if I'm doing something horribly wrong (although the code above is how it's done in numerous tutorials I've read). Thanks for the workaround-- it may do the trick for me for the time being. – Bryan Green Jan 16 at 22:19
OK, as it turns out, the 'body' field is not called 'body' in our Drupal installations; it's called 'field_page_body'. Changing that in the code made everything work. – Bryan Green Jan 17 at 0:39

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