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I apologize in advance if this question has been asked, but I can't seem to find a 4.7 version of TinyMCE, although the module page refers to 4.7 features.
I am currently trying to write a module to let me add great big polylines to google maps. I have a module I am calling the route module and when you choose Add New Route from the content menu it has a google map in the add node form which allows you to add waypoints to define your route.
Is there a way to keep tinymce from stripping away HTML tags that i want as default code embedded in a page. In flexinodes that i have created that have default html such as pay pal buttons or links to other pages the tinymce editor strips away all the tags.
I checked the tinymce documentation and i see that there are ways to set the configuration but i don't know where in the tinymce drupal module to set the configuration options.
I am writing a module. Assuming that I have a vocabulary with VID 4, I would like to know if there is a function in Drupal that allows me to know which terms within the vocabulary 4 belong to a specific node.
The function taxonomy_node_get_terms() doesn't do the trick, because it returns EVERY term associated to a node. I need something that narrows the search down to a specific VID.
Any idea?
Shall I wrote one (changing taxonomy_node_get_terms() a bit) and submit it?
From the looks of it, that package has no sort of API or other method of easily integrating it into Drupal. He wants to at least share user auth info between ecards and Drupal in general.
I installed and configured Drupal 4.7 with no problem. I wanted to try out the e-commerce module and so i downloaded them and create the tables, no problem.
I wanted to use the "image module", and when i decompress it, i get the following error:
Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in /home/jgeek/public_html/drupal/modules/image/image.module on line 730
Does anyone know about this? It seems to be around this line: