On Thursday 04 September 2008 8:19:49 pm Luke wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2008, Fred Jones wrote:
I might like that--will have to investigate it some. Have not used PHP to manipulate aspects of drupal, only to run custom stuff of mine integrated into nodes.
very simple, like:
<div id="x"> <?php $n = node_load(34); print $n->body; ?> </div>
Beautiful. The only thing that doesn't seem to happen is a filter - from either the source or enclosing node. Probably a way to do that, but I can apply external or PHP formatting until I figure out how.
Thanks
Luke
Eeep!
The above code is a security hole as the body is not being escaped. Using the above code will introduce a trivially simple XSS attack vector. DO NOT do it.
If you want just certain parts of a node to be editable, use CCK fields for the separate parts and use the cck_field_perms module to control access. (That's now part of the base CCK package in Drupal 6.)