Content Construction Kit (CCK)

The Content Taxonomy module provides an option to indent child terms in its select list in the same way that the core taxonomy module does. This option is a checkbox in content_taxonomy_options_widget_settings(), thus:

<?php
$form['settings']['show_depth'] = array(
'#type' => 'checkbox',
'#title' => t('Indent child terms with \' - \' signs'),
'#default_value' => is_numeric($widget['show_depth']) ? $widget['show_depth'] : 1,

I'm trying to use Content Profile & CCK to allow users to input some information from various social networks. Right now I'm just using textfield, one for each social network (twitter, facebook, linked in, etc) to input either a link or their username from that social network.

My goal is to be able to create a block so that when people visit their profile, they will have a block that just contain icons representing each of the networks if that CCK field is filled out (i.e. if they've entered that info).

When using the block display in views to generate a JSON object for the services module, specifically the views.get method, the names (and hence keys in JSON) generated are decidedly unfriendly.

For example:

In the above case, I've attached a CCK field 'footer' to the content type, and the view is being accessed with an argument of field 'identifier'.

This wouldn't be so bad if it was consistent in its naming. Here's another example:


[{"#error":false,"#data":[{"nid":"113","node_data_field_footer_field_footer_value":null,"node_data_field_footer_field_footer_format":null,"node_type":"article","node_vid":"213","node_revisions_body":"

hii everybody,

I need help to create simple compute code on my computed field around water meter measurement, and I have to post what i need at http://drupal.org/node/721822, I'm very very needs solution for this simple problem.

Thanks for your help.

I have read several posts here about how to get structured content into one node while editing it. CCK is a great and powerful tool but an editor (user) is limited by the way a content type is setup. Yes you can have multiple fields with multiple number of values. And since multigroup is alive again in cck 3 branch this will be much more flexible. What i'm still missing is something like editing a content type (which is done by an admin) - but for a user. Changing the order of fields and putting multiple occurencies into one node.

Hi,

I'm building my user profiles with cck and the content_profile module. To explain my problem/question here's a little example:

The user profile containes fields to collect information about himself and his children (birthday, school and gender for each child). Because the quantity of children differ from family to family I don't know how many content fields are needed to be created in the first place (five children, six children … 20 children?).

Hello
I have a node type with location data. I want to access latitude and longitude data to calculate Sunrise time in a computed field on the same node - but no success. The code in computed field is:

$lat = $node->$location[latitude];
$long = $node->$location[longitude];
$node_field[0]['value'] = date_sunrise(time(), SUNFUNCS_RET_STRING, $lat, $long, 90, -5);

I can access latitude data $location[latitude] in the theme override, and can calculate sunrise. I want to use the computed field in a View.

Any help will be appreciated.

I have 2 types of content, lodges and members.

Every member can only belong to 1 lodge, and every lodge will have many members.

I have created the members content type and it includes a node reference field that allows the selection 1 of the available lodges (I love that I could create a view to allow users to build the list of lodges).

And now on the lodge pages, I would like to display the members that have selected this lodge in their page.

How can I do this?

Many thanks for the help!

Hi all,

I'm wondering if someone else has come to this issue. We need to generate a birthdays view. We're using a Date field in the user profile so users can enter their birthday date. However, querying the date field to retrieve birthdays may impact performance, I think. The view could be cached, but still, when executed against a database of thousands of users, it could impact. So I'm thinking about a way to speed up this kind of queries.