By codemann on

I have a few basic installations of Drupal running for friends and I try to find new things to add to their websites so I can learn Drupal a bit better.

I've been playing around with CCK the last few days and now I wanted to make something for one of those friends : to show information about a few servers of him, he has a php script that returns an image, something like : Only local images are allowed.
But the IP's of those servers change sometimes, or there could be an extra server, stuff like that.
So I want him to be able to manage it easily, by just entering/editing the IP. So I would like to make a server content type, but how do I automatically generate that Only local images are allowed. tag with the reference to the right script around it? I'm a bit lost there, can anyone point me in the right direction?

I hope my explanation is clear enough for people to understand it.

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codemann
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Nobody has an idea?

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tdimg commented

If the script isn't too large you could add it to your template.php file, if it is you might want to check out how to create a drupal module.

For either, you might want to check out the cck IP Address module, if you haven't already: http://drupal.org/project/cck_ipaddr

If you add the script to your template.php file, it's probably as simple as editing your content-type template (check out the themes folder in cck for documentation how to do this).

If you need to create a module, the IP Address module might be a good starting point.