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Check Skinr module. If you are only looking for a straightforward way to add classes to nodes, you could do that even without any additional module. Create a field called "css_class" Hide that fiel …

It's the best to clone the module, rename it to let's say "custom_tracker" and there do the modifications you need. As I did this few times with other modules, here are some tips: Rename with "cust …

Yes, check the Module Filter module: It's excellent administrator helper that makes managing modules much easier. The modules list page can become quite big when dealing with a fairly large site o …

You can do that through a custom module - create a path and instead of returning the output, just print it. Here's an example: /** * Implements hook_menu(). */ function YOURMODULE_menu() { $item …

Start with a sanity check - make sure your rules "make sense" and that you set them up correctly. Try to apply the same context rules on a clean install. If it works there and not in your existing si …

Use this: // Make sure we are on the term page if (arg(0) == 'taxonomy' && arg(1) == 'term' && arg(2)) { print arg(2); }

Yep. You can also check out Demo as it is very very much helpful during testing and playing around in local development. You can create a snapshot of a clean website with your settings and then do wha …

Check out hook_file_presave() function. You might have to additionally rename/move the file after it has been uploaded. See also this thread and check the File (Field) Paths module as it might have …

Use the following code in a custom module or in your theme's template.php: /** * Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter(). */ function YOURMODULE_form_CONTENTTYPE_node_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, …

One of the best way to learn how to do develop various common tasks is with Examples module. Check especially the form_example module which has all necessary instructions and code examples.

I'm trying to enable a submenu item through context rules. However, the Context is consistently trying to select only the top parent item, and not the submenu. I tried few times on completely clean i …

In my experience, the performance difference between running Drupal on a *NIX system VS Windows is really noticeable. If you can, try running it on some Linux distro, either as a dual boot or virtual …

Short answer: no. Long answer: you don't need it. It does not provide almost any significant performance improvements and if you would make such package/distribution yourself, you would need to filte …

I believe this is what you're looking for: function MYMODULE_get_node_title($nid) { // Using Drupal's DB API. $query = db_select('node_revision', 'r') ->fields('r', array('title')) ->addT …

I understand the need, but as far as I know there is no way to do this automatically. Creating a universal module that would work in any installation would be quite complex. There are too many ways i …