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The kind folks at Packt Publishing have decided to send me a copy of the newly published

Recently I integrated the nifty jQZoom jQuery plug-in into a client's site built on Drupal 5 and Drupal e-commer

Role Weights finally gets a bit of loving in the form of a 5.x-1.4 release with a couple of new features, namely

Simple bit of Drupal module code from yesterday: permissions are provided for each node type which can have attachments, providing a more granular permission set based on node type.

Sometimes we'd like to list users who have registered with a Drupal site, but haven't been placed into any proper roles yet via subscriptions, purchases, membership approval or whatever.

Try this join query to get started:

Come on people, STOP IT! You know who you are.

Just a quickie - embedding views in PHP snippets etc. Sometimes blocks or panels don't quite cut the mustard and we need to directly insert a view via some PHP.

At last! There were a couple of sacrifices, but I've gone all 6.2!

First up, congratulations everyone on the release of Drupal 6.0!

Articles from Paul Byrne

The kind folks at Packt Publishing have decided to send me a copy of the newly published

Recently I integrated the nifty jQZoom jQuery plug-in into a client's site built on Drupal 5 and Drupal e-commer

Role Weights finally gets a bit of loving in the form of a 5.x-1.4 release with a couple of new features, namely

Simple bit of Drupal module code from yesterday: permissions are provided for each node type which can have attachments, providing a more granular permission set based on node type.

Sometimes we'd like to list users who have registered with a Drupal site, but haven't been placed into any proper roles yet via subscriptions, purchases, membership approval or whatever.

Try this join query to get started:

Come on people, STOP IT! You know who you are.

Just a quickie - embedding views in PHP snippets etc. Sometimes blocks or panels don't quite cut the mustard and we need to directly insert a view via some PHP.

At last! There were a couple of sacrifices, but I've gone all 6.2!

First up, congratulations everyone on the release of Drupal 6.0!