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I haven't tried something like this before, but one way to solve it would be to. Create a node type to hold the images. Create a node reference to the image node type. This would allow you to have …

All you need to do, it to put the key value into the default value field, in this case 2, to make Ms. the default value of the form. This is what the default value if used for.

If you want to add content to nodes, you can in drupal 6 use the hook_nodeapi where op is view. As you get the node object, you can detect the node type ect. You would need to add something like this …

You should do like this $format = db_result(db_query("SELECT format FROM {filter_formats} WHERE name = 'Messaging plain text';")); $content .= check_markup($node->title, …

Each text format that you create has some different processing options. If you select Display any HTML as plain text Then the result is what you explained, where HTML code is escaped and displ …

Since you are doing this in Drupal 7 you should not use nodes for this, but instead create your own entity. …

Solution It seems that the read me file for Drupal 7 needs updating. Things have changed from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7. … From the Drupal 7 version: Installation 1) Place this module directory in your "modules" folder (this will usually be "sites/all/modules/"). …

If you use code you can: Version control the field settings. Lock the field, so it can't be deleted or altered in the UI. It's always a good idea to keep as much as possible in code, for when you …

Drupal uses the the hook system, se the docs about the OOP in Drupal. To make it short. You can hook into the file system and do the processing you need; where and how to hook into depends on how yo …

Theme settings are usually stored as a variable, which is exportable with strongarm. Note that some things in the theming system is cached.

You need to include the file itself, module_load_include can help you with that. Then you need to instantiate the class, you should read the docs about jcart to figure out how to do that, but somethin …

You can use hook_form_alter and views_embed_view to alter the form and add the markup for a view.

You can do $page['text'] = array('#markup' => 'hello'); Or $page = render($page) . 'hello';

You do it the same place where you add and edit contexts, the contexts admin page located at admin/structure/context. Context defined in code can't be deleted, but can instead be disabled.

Drupal does check_plain on titles which removes all html and does some conversion of chars (& -> &). Depending on how the migration went, that could be part of the problem (escaping escaped conten …