2009
Referential Integrity for CCK | drupal.org
by claire_
This module provides a method to enforce referential integrity rules for CCK user and node reference fields. In other words, it allows you to decide what to do with reference values when a referenced entity (node or user) is deleted.
Creating Custom CCK Fields | Lullabot
by claire_
You can create custom CCK fields, widgets, and formatters for any situation, but it can be hard to see how to do it.
Drupal Charting | Lullabot
by claire_
Comparaison des différentes façons de réaliser des graphiques de données issues du module Views de Drupal
Displaying Hierarchical Content | DrupalEasy
by claire_
Displaying hierarchical content is a common request of database-driven web sites. Drupal gives you great flexibility in doing this without writing a single line of code, using a couple of battle-tested modules.
2008
CCK Node Reference ASM Select | drupal.org
by claire_
This module adds a new CCK Node Reference widget option (in addition to the default Select and Auto Complete widget) which seamlessly integrates ASM Select support into all Drupal forms. This allows users to control the order (Delta field) of a Multi-select Node Reference field
Exploiter l'API Schéma de Drupal 6
by claire_
Avec Drupal 6, il est maintenant possible de définir un schéma de base de donnée par module comprenant une ou plusieurs tables de manière très simplifiée.
France24 releases nodeselect code! | LAB France24
by claire_
Improve the nodereference CCK fields. The module runs a quick search engine. The user can filter node by title, creation date, status. They can drag and drop the node into a nodereference field and change the order of the field.
Programmatically creating CCK nodes in PHP (interaction with the Path module) | sacha chua :: enterprise 2.0 consultant, storyteller, geek
by claire_
Following the instructions for programmatically creating, inserting, and updating CCK nodes will get you most of the way there. Here are some of the gotchas you’ll want to watch out for.
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