Drupal Tutorials - Module

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:

This tutorial was originally requested by droople.In this tutorial we will be creating an events listing system using CCK, Date and views as opposed to using the events and calendar modules.I'm going break this tutorial up into 3 parts so it's manageable.

Drupal is a fantastic CMS which I have been actively developing for, for some time now. Yesterday was the first time I had really ventured into the Ajax territory but I learnt a lot and hopefully this guide should help others.Currently this example is Drupal 5.x only. I will update it for Drupal 6 in another post in due course.I'm going to create a simple module to demonstrate the communication between client and server.

Since the official release of Views 2 and now CCK for Drupal 6 I've had the pleasure of using Drupal 6 a lot more in my day job.So I thought I'd share some of the new hooks and functionality I'm finding really useful in Drupal 6:hook_menu_alterSeems like Drupal has been crying out for this hook forever and now it's here.What it doesLike the hook_form_alter but it allows you to alter menu items even core module ones.

This is a really quick tutorial in response to sahilr's question here: http://drupalsn.com/learn-drupal/drupal-questions/question-2470.This tutorial outlines the procedures for Drupal 5 but if you are comfortable with Views 2 you can follow the tutorials principle and transfer it to Views 2 and it should work fine.To create a page like the community page here on DrupalSN you will need: Usernode module Views module Profile module (part of core) A) Profile moduleEnable the profile module and creat

Anyone who has used a social networking site won’t have failed to notice the importance of having a buddy or friend list system to allow site users to connect with each other. So in this simple tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a buddy list system in Drupal using the buddylist 1 module.