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Maybe this is not the right question - so i wil llikely end up posting this a couple times here.
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What do i do to have a module put a piece HTML code ONCE into my page ?

I was trying to use hook_nodeapi which sort of works.. except that my page has 3 nodes on it.. therefore it was doing this 3 times... which in FF it didn't seem to be an issue (not sure why not.. likely it was doing it but other 2 copies were buried).. but they show up in IE.

the html i am adding doesn't really matter where it goes - since it is a DIV with absolute postioning... but would be nice if i could get it to go in the body

I read that i could use hook_menu and that sort of works in FF but, again, not very well in IE... and makes ugly HTML since it throws my html before html

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liquidcms commented

Maybe this is not the right question - so i will likely end up posting this a couple times here.
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What do i do to have a module put a piece HTML code ONCE into my page ?

I was trying to use hook_nodeapi which sort of works.. except that my page has 3 nodes on it.. therefore it was doing this 3 times... which in FF it didn't seem to be an issue (not sure why not.. likely it was doing it but other 2 copies were buried).. but they show up in IE.

the html i am adding doesn't really matter where it goes - since it is a DIV with absolute postioning... but would be nice if i could get it to go in the html body.

I read that i could use hook_menu and that sort of works in FF but, again, not very well in IE... and makes ugly HTML since it throws my html before the html tag.

but perhaps i am not using hook_menu correctly???

Peter Lindstrom
LiquidCMS - Content Solution Experts

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liquidcms commented

i think somehow i have gotten this post to be in BOLD... and everything is stuck that way now.. too cool...

perhaps a bit of a bug with the comment parser???

Peter Lindstrom
LiquidCMS - Content Solution Experts

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heine commented

Post code between <code> or php-tags or you'll get a big tagsoup (here, an unclosed <b> or <strong>)

Examples:

<a href="http://drupal.org">Drupal.org</a>

  global $user;
  if ($user->uid) {
    // Authenticated user
  }

As you can see, the latter gives nice coloring.

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liquidcms commented

but will repost to clean this up.. lol...

Peter Lindstrom
LiquidCMS - Content Solution Experts