Module development and code questions

Hi guys.

I cannot see the link with the trackbacks counter in nodes. Somebody can help me??

I'm using drupal 4.6

Thanks

One of the specs for the Content Construction Kit is private fields. Has anyone implemented role-based fields in flexinode? Could this easily be implemented in flexinode and then ported to work w/ the CCK once it is completed?

When creating a new flexinode type, role-based fields would allow you to select which roles can see a field when creating flexinode content - if you do not have the proper role for a field, it is invisible. Also, when viewing a published flexinode, if you do not have the proper role, the field is also invisible.

something i've tried in a phptemplate override is:

<?php elseif ($field_id == 6 && user_access('administer nodes')) : ?>
<div class="flexinode-textarea-6">
<strong><em><?php print $label; ?>: </em></strong><br />
<?php print $formatted_value; ?>
</div><br />?>

This obviously is not automated at all for the user, as it is in the tpl.php theme file, nor do I know how secure this is. Also, this does nothing to hide the field when creating a new flexinode. Another valuable spec would be the capability to later change the permissions on a field to allow additional or fewer roles to edit or view the field.

If this has never been implemented, I may be interested in doing a bounty to get it implemented, but also try to do it in such a way that would easily port from flexinode to CCK, if at all possible.

Is print module available in 4.6.x version? I can find this module only 4.5.x version.

Is there anyway I can redirect the user to a specific page after they have deleted a node of a specific type? The path will be determined by a field in the node itself. I would think this would be a common issue as how would a site with user created nodes that can be deleted but where the user doesn't have administration privileges. Currently the user is forwarded to admin/nodes giving them an access denied page.

Thanks.

I am working on a couple of modules and am using the core modules as an example style. But it would be nice to know if there is a style guide for modules that the Drupal community prefers. A search found too many hits to be useful. Based on existing modules and some forum comments I am guessing something like:

Formatting:

Hello,

I am trying to modify event.module (the calendar module) so that the Upcoming events block will only list an event if its audience includes the group that the user is currently viewing. I think that I can get this behavior by modifying the following function from event.module so that the assignment statement in the body of the while loop is only executed if the audience of $node (an event) includes the group that the user is currently viewing (the group with node id equal to arg(1)). But I'm not sure how to perform that test.