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(#11811)
template.php: Overriding other theme functions
If you want to override a theme function not included in the basic list (block, box, comment, node, page), you need to tell PHPTemplate about it ...
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(#16383)
Making additional variables available to your templates
How to create additional variables in template.php
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(#5120)
Parse xml into sql insert statements
code (using PERL) to parse XML and programatically create nodes from the parsed data
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(#32597)
Need to create nodes from my module (programatically)
Programatically creating nodes, with examples
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(#17570)
Branches | drupal.org
How you maintain the CVS branches for your projects is very important, since that allows you to properly manage changes. It also determines what snapshot releases are available.
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(#42562)
Tutorial 3: Creating new widgets with AJAX
How you build your own AJAX widgets will of course depend a lot on what you're wanting to do. But here are some basic steps to get you started.
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(#91709)
Added nodeapi('access') to node.module
This patch adds the operator 'access' to the hook_nodeapi hook. it is invoked after hook_access and allows a module to overwrite the hook_access result.
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(#84961)
Add a "select all" toggle to forms with many checkboxes (eg: content management -> posts)
Some forms within drupal have dozens of checkboxes, each of which may have to be individually (de)selected. It would be really nice to have a javascript "checkall" toggle to make this easier. The main place I notice it myself, is when I want to delete lots of content from the content management -> posts screen.
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(#97361)
form_render ussage - how to generate form inside table?
Merging form API with dynamically generated tables
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(#49795)
Redirect After Login
Code snipped to redirect users to a particular page after successful login. Also allows for redirecting to different pages based on access role.
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(#67887)
scripts for direct DB creation of nodes?
various scripts and techniques for direct importing of content
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(#79302)
views module: theming exposed filters
Modifying the exposed filters for Views module output
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(#46027)
Customising the full page layout and sections based on path
This explains how to customise the entire page layout depending on the PATH and/or taxonomy terms.
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(#11811)
template.php: Overriding other theme functions
If you want to override a theme function not included in the basic list (block, box, comment, node, page), you need to tell PHPTemplate about it.
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(#260)
Installing Drupal
Instructions on installing Drupal 4.7

(#86535)
Forms API 3.0
A discussion of the specs for FAPI 3.0, with an eye on what we've learnt and how we can make it better and simpler to work with for developers, and allow us to have even more powerful features (such as form_alter).

(#86709)
jQuery & Drupal presentation slides
A look at JavaScript in the browser, how jQuery works and why it is a good choice for Drupal, both for core and contributed modules. Suggested audience: Module authors and theme designers who are interested in JavaScript.

(#58689)
Adding your own extra _submit or function using hook_form_alter
When using Forms API to alter an existing form, if you add your own items you need a way to get the data back.

(#46006)
Customising full page layouts and sections
Customising your full page layout for certain page types. Useful if you want to have different variations of your theme for different sections of your site.
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(#61481)
Theming CCK forms with the Forms API
How to theme CCK forms with the forms API
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(#45471)
PHPTemplate Theme Snippets (Handbook)
A collection of snippets for use with PHPTemplate based themes.
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(#85773)
Flatcommets incrementing id like on tedserbinski.com?
How to implement an incrementing numeric ID on user submitted comments
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(#81242)
HOWTO: Display your node's "last edited by" information
Display last edited by information in place of submitted by information
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