CCK

Todo mundo se empolga ao conhecer o módulo CCK(Content Construction Kit), que dá uma enorme flexibilidade na criação de tipos de conteúdo para atender as mais diversas situações, mas o que faltava era "como eu faço o MEU CCK"?

http://www.lullabot.com/articles/creating-custom-cck-fields

Nesse ótimo artigo, temos o passo a passo de como criar um tipo de CCK, do zero.

Leitura obrigatória para quem quer desenvolver com Drupal!!

Quando vemos muitos tutoriais, artigos, etc, ficamos felizes com a idéia do "é bem documentado". A documentação é fundamental, mas em casos como o Drupal, a grande sacada é o "mão na massa", porque os módulos estão ai, todos prontos, uma enorme caixa de Lego, aonde o que vai fazer a diferença é justamente sabermos como encaixar cada peça, aonde mexer, como ajustar, etc. Com isso, nada melhor do que um estudo de caso, aonde vemos a situação a ser resolvida, botamos a faca nos dentes e partimos para cima!

Hello,
I have recently switched to Drupal from Joomla, and my question may be basic:

I'd like to create a content type for adding testimonial quotes to any page. I'd like to have a quote field and a credit field designated so I can designate styles automatically.

I figured out how to make a fieldgroup with my two fields.

Is there a good way to repeat this fieldgroup three times in a page or story, and have it be easily editable so that you can have different quotes on each page?

I've created a custom content type called "jobpost" and customized the template so that it shows the way I like. I'm now down to the problem of searching. I'd like to make it searchable so that people can type a keyword and find jobs that match it.

This article helped me do that: http://drupal.org/node/141788 So now I've got a "jobs" page that has a nice looking search box and some helpful tips.

I'm vaguely competent in Drupal basics but I keep hitting a bit of a wall. I'm building a site that would allow people to log in, set themselves up as a provider or a consumer (so to speak), and fill in details about who they are or what they need. Then the site could suggest to the consumers what providers are in their area and might meet their needs. I'd also like to allow for commenting on providers and consumers and rating them.

I hope this isn't too vague, but that's the gist.

Hi everyone,

i am looking for the best way to set up an editable amenities list using CCK.

i have a content type called Accommodations in which the admin will fill in a bunch of data to create hotel listings.

The client wants to have an amenities list that they can check the applicable amenities for the listing and then add notes to any individual amenity.

I am building a web site using Drupal 6.12 (plus the most recent stable releases of token, CCK, Rules and views) and am trying to create a rule that automatically unpublishes content based on the cck date field (generated by the Date API 'date' sub-module).

I'm working on a site that uses Ubercart and contains a content type called "product". Each "product" node has a node reference field to nodes of type 'foo'. Each 'foo' node has a node reference field to nodes of type 'bar'.

If the user clicks on the link for a product, I want to display all the fields for each 'bar' node that is referenced by each 'foo' node for that product. So far, I haven't figured out how to do that.

Is it possible? If so, how?

I have been writing up a white paper on how Drupal could work, but wanted to submit an initial and important first step. I know allot of people see comments as nodes being a major issue. Many want it, while others site potential problems with performance. Without comments as Nodes we have no code uniformity making any CCK features and Views features needing exceptions based on if its a node or if its a comment.