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This tutorial guides you through setting up a CCK node reference widgets with Views to show a related content blocks on node view.Related content blocks can be a great way to get people to explore your site further if they land on content from a search engine. Big thanks to elandirayan for writing this tutorial for DrupalSN, thanks elandirayan!Hi, this is Elan, I am writing this tutorial to share my knowledge with you all guys. I hope that this tutorial will be useful for some of the folks.

OverviewRSS Feed Aggregation allows you to take RSS feeds from other sites on the web and import their content into a Drupal site. You could for example import news from the BBC website or like DrupalSN import news from all the other great Drupal sites there are!ModulesThe core Aggregator module can provide a simple way of importing RSS feeds and it even provides Views integration which is great.

In this tutorial, submitted by Ms_Kristina, we will be using CCK to determine age from a birthday using date, and computed field. This would work well with node-profile (5.x), and content profile (6.x).

Anyone who has ever developed with Drupal will know that jQuery was an amazing addition to the Drupal toolkit as of Drupal 5, but you have to be a developer to make use of Drupal as there's already a great selection of modules using some great jQuery plugins.jCarousel LiteThis great little module is a lightweight version of the jCarousel plugin that allows you to create scrollable lists of content which can be a good way of fitting lots of content in a small area.Carousels can be horizontal or v

Installing modules and themes is really important in Drupal and you can make life alot easier for yourself when updating if you follow a few simple points which I'll outline in this short tutorials.Organising your module and theme foldersDumping all your modules in the main modules folder in your Drupal site root is often assumed as the correct place to put them. There's nothing wrong with it and your modules will still work fine but it can make updating modules tricky.

In Drupal we're almost spoilt for choice when it come to buddylist type modules, so in this tutorial I'm going to quickly run you through the options available.Buddylist (Drupal 4.7 & 5)This is great for sites that just need a simple request and accept type buddy system.

This is the final part of the "Events listing system using Date, CCK and Views modules" series, if you missed the previous parts check them out:Part 1 | Part 2By now we have a simple events listing system, so in this part we're going to look at some more advanced stuff and take this system further and improve it.Make it look nicerRight lets make our rather boring table list look abit nicer by adding an event photo and a location then switch it to a list view instead.1 First things first, you sho

With Christmas less than a month away now, I bet you're wondering exactly what Drupalers want for Christmas, so he's my list.A ticket to DrupalCON DCOn March the 4th-7th 2009 Washington DC is hosting DrupalCON.DrupalCON is a bi-annual conference/unconference for Drupal developers and users.It brings together the Drupal developers and Drupal users to share knowledge, make decisions on the future of Drupal, and get to know each other in person.Some sessions/topics that stand out for me are: Making

In my opinion one of the best things added to Drupal 6 was the AHAH (or Asynchronous HTML and HTTP) framework, so in this lesson I'm going to give you a quick overview of how to use it.What is AHAH and what can it can do?

This is part 2 of "Events listing system using Date, CCK and Views modules", if you missed part one you can find it here.In part one we set up our event CCK node type so now we're going to look at setting up a view to list our events.Views SetupLets not waste time and get stuck in to make our events view.Go to yoursite.com/admin/build/views, click the "Add" tab and input the following details:Basic Information fieldsetName: eventsPage fieldsetProvide Page View: Check the boxURL: eventsView Type: