Return NID for a Content Type

This little diddy evaluates a content type and, if it checks out, returns the NID for the specific node / page!

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Theming*

I will be doing a session at Design 4 Drupal this weekend at MIT in Cambridge.

If you are in the area, please feel free to come ! I will be talking about items that are alittle more advanced ... but easy to understand for beginners!

Cheers!
johnvsc

Optical Illusion Girlfriend

Quick Guide to using drupal_add_tabledrag and enjoying jquery drag and drop loveliness

tom_o_t was working on creating dragable tables in Drupal and found this great tutorial. I am posting it here so that I can find it later :)
orginally posted on computerminds

Replacing strings in a specific table within phpMyAdmin

  1. In the phpMyAdmin interface for your site, navigate to the correct table
  2. Click the SQL tab, and in the SQL query box...
  3. Using this code and replacing the ** with correct information, test to see if you are replacing the correct string
    SELECT replace(*rowName*,'*original string*','*new string*'), *rowName* FROM `*table name*`   
  4. if this checks out, then use this code to replace the string:
    update *table name* set *rowName*= replace(*rowName*,'*original string*','*new string*');  
  5. Check the results

in complete awe

Nine Splice

Nine-Splice is a frame work for creating borders that I have been working on for a while. I was on the IRC when a Drupal user was inquiring about a good way to create borders around content. I offered to post it ... as it just my get my arse moving to finish it up. This is teh beginnning stages as I have some ideas to develop it into a module: particularly a "Theming Module".

The attached zip file contains several files. The way this works is this: I use the DREADED table to create a 3 x 3 framework around the content. Why a grid? Well, to be quite honest... it the best framework for our solution. I have three images:

What the world needs now is more fun

I hope the BIG 3 read my blog.

When I lived up in the Catskills, on Route 28 ... just before the stretch of highway that is the main drag of Boiceville, you would cruise by a furniture shop with 1950s space rockets and hot rods in front of a Mom and Pop furniture shop.

This Article appeared today in the New York Times about Steve Heller, an industrial sculptor (who owns that mom and pop store), who has single-handedly created the type of design that American car companies should be creating. I mean, isn't that the cooolest thing you hve seen in ages? If that was a hybrid... you wouldn't be able to keep then in the store... even in this economy.

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