How do I change it? It seems hard coded. (Drupal 4.5.2)
I think I could manage something if I could just change the field name.
Anisa.
One way is to use the 'locale' module to 'translate' any strings that you would like to change (in this case the 'title' field).
What I do for this kind of thing is create an 'en-gb' (british english) translation, and use that to change any built in terms that I don't like. (you could also use 'en-us' (american english)).
Another way is to customise your template - but this would mean a bit of programming.
Anisa wrote:
How do I change it? It seems hard coded. (Drupal 4.5.2)
I think I could manage something if I could just change the field name.
Anisa.
I am looking for ways to automate some of the module installation that I am doing on several drupal sites. To that end, I am looking for a simple way to get a list of modules.
I would like to go thru the list automatically with a program. And so, the list that I get at http://drupal.org/project/releases in not a good choice.
I would like to get a list of all the tar files for 4.5.0 Which I would like to feed to a program.
Is there a way to go to the drupal site and just get an XML list or a plain text list of modules?
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On 20 Mar 2005, at 23:23, John Sechrest wrote:
Is there a way to go to the drupal site and just get an XML list or a plain text list of modules?
John, there is no such list. (If this is really necessary, I suggest to use OPML for this.)
-- Dries Buytaert :: http://www.buytaert.net/
Hm. Does the locale module translate these strings on a node type basis? For example, for flexinode type 1, I want title to be something, and for flexinode type 2, I want it to be something else.
I am putting these things in a book. The book will be organized Book > A > Series > Set. Contributors will be filling out 'Set' pages. Ideally, I wouldn't need to put 'series' in there, because they will add it to the appropriate place in the book by adding it to the outline, but just in case they mess up and I have to go back and fix it...
Right now 'Set name' which I want to be the title is the 2nd field because of this. I guess I can make series the 2nd field or just put it anywhere else, it just doesn't look as nice. :)
How much is a bit of programming? I will look into it. Thank you for your help!
Anisa.
Ross Kendall wrote:
One way is to use the 'locale' module to 'translate' any strings that you would like to change (in this case the 'title' field).
What I do for this kind of thing is create an 'en-gb' (british english) translation, and use that to change any built in terms that I don't like. (you could also use 'en-us' (american english)).
Another way is to customise your template - but this would mean a bit of programming.
Anisa wrote:
How do I change it? It seems hard coded. (Drupal 4.5.2)
I think I could manage something if I could just change the field name.
Anisa.
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Anisa wrote:
Hm. Does the locale module translate these strings on a node type basis? For example, for flexinode type 1, I want title to be something, and for flexinode type 2, I want it to be something else.
Nope, sorry. The problem is that node.module insists on setting the title field and giving the field name.
There is a long standing patch for it, but it didn't get in.
Cheers, Gerhard
There was something about that, wasn't there? It'd be neat if I could set the 2nd field as the title.
I will manage something, thanks. :)
Anisa.
Gerhard Killesreiter wrote:
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Anisa wrote:
Hm. Does the locale module translate these strings on a node type basis? For example, for flexinode type 1, I want title to be something, and for flexinode type 2, I want it to be something else.
Nope, sorry. The problem is that node.module insists on setting the title field and giving the field name.
There is a long standing patch for it, but it didn't get in.
Cheers, Gerhard
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