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I just recently found Drupal while looking for a CMS that could integrate with Gallery. I've got that up and working on my site and am very happy with it. The only additional thing I want to provide to people on the site is the ability to access their email. I saw that their is a SquirrelMail module, but I really prefer Horde IMP for webmail. I saw a post from a while back about someone writing a module to integrate Horde but the site referenced didn't have any information about the module. I'm wondering if someone is still working on a module like this and what the status is.
I am using the location moduke. I downloaded the zip code file and recieve the following error:
SQL-query:
--
-- United States of America version.
-- America! Yeah!
-- Dumping data for table `zipcodes`
--
INSERT INTO zipcodes
VALUES (
'00210', 'Portsmouth', 'NH', '43.005895', '-71.013202' , -5, 1, 'us'
)
MySQL said:
#1146 - Table 'netgri_drupal.zipcodes' doesn't exist
It is obvious to me that I need to create the database. Yet I cannon find a sql file to do the work for me - where is it located? Or do I just need to create a new table and add these values or do Can anyone provide advice on this?
How would i get the taxonomy terms a node belongs to?
I browsed through the API, but i can't seem to find how it works...
When a node is displayed in a standard way, the taxonomy term gets displayed, but i'm writing my own custom page, and i can't figure out how i could add the taxonomy term together with the node...
I could write SQL to get them out the database, and add them in the additions object in the load hook, but i guess there must be an easier way...
I just finished my last drupal module called "css.module".
This module adds the possibility to create customized
css (Cascading Style Sheets) for any node making
designers able to design complex css based contents.
When an user (with permissions) create a content, which have the css
option enabled, a textarea let the user define a new stylesheet for the new
node.
When the node is displayed the css is imported into head tag.
Then the browser display the node as defined into the css rules.