books

Thanks to the screencasts by Mr. Falk, I have written a simple custom module to provide a list for rules that has the node IDs of all the pages in a book. This is a global variable provided by the entity API and it works great. Currently I think the only "out of the box" list regarding books is the ancestor: lists and they don't contain branches or children.

My plan is to use this list to perform actions and conditions on books like providing page numbers, deleting, flagging, and (I may be dreaming here) compile all pages into a pdf file for printing.

Hola a todos, estoy haciendo uso del modulo Book para generar libros de contenido, por el momento estoy haciendo uso del modulo Lexicon para generar unos glosarios de los books. El problema se me presenta al querer generar una opción mas en el menú del libro para que apunte a mi glosario, alguien sabe si hay algún hook que me permita modificar el menú que genera los Books y agregar mi opción de glosario.

Saludos

Hi Guys

I was wondering if you would have any suggestions for Beginners resources that I could get.

Is there a few reference book I should get that would show the basics of the elements in drupal & there creation along with creating a site?

Also could you point me in the direction of some good websites / videos some that have been suggested have been
http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast
http://www.lullabot.com/ideas

Thanks a million

Tim

Anyone know any good Drupal 7 books for beginners?

The Google Books module http://drupal.org/project/google_books is a filter module and an API for the Google Books service, that permits a user to insert rich Google book data, cover images, and inline book readers into nodes via filters with data retrieved from the http://books.google.com domain. The API also allows data to be pulled into flat arrays indexed by the text biblio field identifiers like 'author' or 'title.'

Can anyone suggest a bookshop in Melbourne that carries Drupal related titles?

So, my father-in-law gave me Using Drupal for Christmas, I already have it though. Wondering if anyone could suggest another good book? He also gave me Cracking Drupal. I was thinking of maybe getting my hands on a Drupal 7 book? Anyone here have any experience or recommendations?

First thing to be discussed in our small group

I've been using a Drupal site for a while now but just started playing around with views. It became clear that I would need taxonomy terms to catagorize my content correctly.

So though my site has probably a month's worth of content on it, today I created taxonomy vocabulary and terms. Volia! Everythings great... All NEW content gives the option to add the taxonomy tags. Problem is... all the OLD content, the previous books that I had created are not allowing me to link them to the taxonomy terms from the "Edit" page.

Always on a quest for the best way to make a good Drupal site structured.. I am one to impose limitations on the user (site editor) in order to preserve good site structure, but I have come across something that has thus far eluded me.

I am using a separate Panel per site subsection with several Panel Variants therein all based on path in order to produce a consistent site subsection navigation experience: common left menu, 2- or 3-columns within based on current page, and similar side components per page.