Module development and code questions

Hi,

can I use higher version of TinyMCE WYSIWYG Editor with the TinyMCE Drupal plugin than the promoted 1.44 version???

Thx for the answer,
Jan

Is there any documentation anywhere on how to write a filter?

If there is, can you point me in the right direction? Thank you.

Yes, I searched first :)

This can probably be done by extending the form builder functions and inserting table structure where currently we have fieldset structure.

Table layouts are not all bad.
Sometimes, when dealing with actual data, a table is the right thing.
Could phpadmin work without tables?
Anyway, my data structure needs tables. And form elements inside them.

... Read the full story. Drupal.org doesn't want to host my post :(

Ref. this post:
"Block access by role"
http://drupal.org/node/18018
http://drupal.org/node/18001

I would love to be able to search for myself after "Block access by role", so I did not have to post this, but as is it not possible to search for phrases with "..." , and I did not find any through googling either, I post here...

Is there a partch version working with 4.6.x(5) anywhere?

Hello All,

I'm not CSS skilled enough to reverse-engineer the themeing of forms.

Could someone point me to a document explaining the choices that have been made by the authors ? Among others, I'd like to have an explanation on the difference between '.form-item' and '.form-item label'.

I need this to mimic the form when I display information (kind of R/O form).

TIA

Hi all,

I'm thinking of using Drupal for creating a (somewhat ambitious..) web project manager, which goal would be to manage a list of different web project, implementing features usefull for a web developement environment:

- file operations : synchronization between local, test and live server, backuping config
- database operations : syncro + remote backuping config
- bug tracker (basically for now, create a new project in the bug tracker when a new project is created in the tool)
- htaccess management
- svn management
- etc..

So it's a bit like plesk, but more oriented toward developement tasks than server config. with support for server syncronization, and a possibility to add functionality in automatizing repetitive tasks (wrapped in drupal modules). While this is not typical drupal content (no stories, no forums, no comments), I would benefit, among other things, of drupal's hook system. Here's my plan, on a technical level. (please keep in mind Drupal is new to me)

- put each group of behaviour in a different module.
i.e : file operations, DB operations, bug tracker stuff, backup config stuff, and so on.
- define new hooks so that my modules can emit signals and/or collect information from other modules
i.e : suppose the htaccess management module wants to give a chance to all other module to add something in the htaccess before it is written