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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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(#32597)
Need to create nodes from my module (programatically)
Programatically creating nodes, with examples
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(#83349)
How to include pages in each other?


(#32077)
How to generate <body> class/id attributes for each page

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(#16383)
Making additional variables available to your templates
How to create additional variables in template.php
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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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(#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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(#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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(#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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(#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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