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The most basic form of content on a Drupal site is a node.
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How to display nodes only after certain dates? (An Advent calendar is in progress)
Try the Calendar module. Crete in each of your five content types fields for date and type and Calendar should automatically hitch data from this fields and show it on calendar. Think that this is the …
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Use Ajax to load full node including comments and comment form
This modules contains a lot of extra code for your case and probably make too much unnecessary actions. You should to make a little script to make jQuery.ajax that make request, insert your node with …
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