HI, If a predefined node say a page, a story or any other content needs to be displayed as a result of search or displaying authors created list of stories, etc is there any way of modifying the default node_view. I mean is there any facility like node_view_alter or something so that i can change the way the content is getting displyed through my module ???????????/ Vishnu On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 5:30 PM, <development-request@drupal.org> wrote:
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2009/11/11 Alex Bronstein <alex@craftyspace.com>
+1 for requiring PHP 5.3 for D8 (that's obviously not a community decision yet, just me saying I'd support a GoPHP 5.3 project)
-1 as it kind of involves abandoning a majority of the current user base.
Let's see how the 5.2 thing is handled first - the latest RHEL release is still on 5.1.6 (with maybe patches that may or may not give it enough functionality). If RHEL 6 does not get a move on, there could be many users crying foul on the support forums, and this is with what-I-assume-is-a-special-case ultra extended 2 year development cycle for Drupal 7 instead of the previous 6 to 9 month cycles.