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I've run into a small snafu with views.

It seemed conceptually simple (and data efficient) to create a data type whose stored value was 0 or 1. The data is populated by a select list box:
0|False
1|True

But, in a view result, I can only output 0 or 1, right? And, to the end user, I can't expect them to 'relate' to 0 and 1.

So, is there a way to tell views that if the view result is 0, output text 'false' and if it is 1 output 'true'?

Thanks oodles. -Chris

I am currently working on something that has to be done by April 15.

I am new to Drupal, but have basic database knowledge and more basic PHP knowledge.

I'm working on figuring out how to have an applicant send out a notice to a recommender to write a letter of recommendation. The reviewer would follow the link, make an account, see some information the applicant put on it (like, "I waive my right to see this application) then somehow upload a file so that it gets attached to the applicant's application.

HI Pittsburgh Drupal-ers

I will be your meetup organizer for June, July and August and, given that I have some traveling here and there, I would like to start working early on those meetup.

I was thinking to host them on the following dates:
- June 12th
- July 10th
- August 14th

Also, without impacting Rob's excellent work, I would like to see if anybody is interested in presenting, would like to discuss about specific topics or can offer a space where we can host the meetup.

Thanks everybody
Max

I'm having a very frustrating issue with jquery. I am trying to co-oped some jquery script, css, and text from ProPublica to use as a republished work on my company website (publicsource.org). The code that I am trying to use is here:

$(document).ready(function() {
var tabCommon = $(".frack-show-common");
tabCommon.addClass("active");
var tabSick = $(".frack-show-sick");
var tabWeird = $(".frack-show-weird");
tabCommon.click(function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
$("#common").fadeIn("slow");
$("#sick").hide();
$("#weird").hide();
tabCommon.addClass("active");