Module development and code questions

I am trying to develop a module using AJAX. I need to submit a form using post. I am using 'HTTPPost' method that is available in drupal.js. But I am not able to pass the FORM DATA to the php handler. How is this done ? and how is the data handled in php. Any help will be appreciated.

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Karthik

I just created a new node type with the handbook entry. Now I'm trying to expand the functionality of the node.

I added functionality to allow users to edit the node, even if they don't own it. However, I also want them to see the revision history list. Is there a hook that I can add to allow this just for this node? The only way I can figure to get it visible is to give 'administer node' permissions to the authenticated user role. For obvious reasons, I don't want to do that.

Anyone have thoughts?

I am running Drupal 4.6.5 and after I follow all the instructions to install the TinyMCE module I get this error:

Error: Could not find the template function: TinyMCE_simple_getEditorTemplate

I am at a loss as to why this isn't working since I followed all the instructions here: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/modules/tinymce/INSTA...

Thanks in advance,

Ryan

I have the following problem(s)

After installing I have after sometime been asked to activate the blog system....
I do it step by step..and all was working well for me...showing normal pages...
but now I does not....and I have run it down to the blog.

I have 4 levels of users on my test website, anon/reg/mod/admin

and for the mod it goes wrong...

Just flagging the first commit of a new worldpay.module for accepting credit card and debit card payments using worldpay. It might be useful to UK and Irish Drupallers (Worldpay is part of the Bank of Scotland Group).

As a mini disclaimer: I don't work for the Bank of Scotland Group or Worldpay. A client requested the module and with the help of rkendall, who created the initial version, the result is the worldpay.module.

I'm working on a new module, basicgallery.module, which just copies/moves the image.module's gallery functionality into a separate module and extends it just a little. It intends to be a _basic_ gallery module. See http://drupal.org/node/4321.