Thanks, the code below works quite sweety, just one hitch. The node that i am embedding contains HTML formatting using TINYMCE - so it was using FULL HTML input format - see here: http://geniekids.com/10-commandments-respect however when i embed it in another drupal page using the php input format the embeded node body looses its formatting (atleast some of it) see here: http://geniekids.com/content/trying-8 Is there some way that i can retain the formatting of the embedded page? Do i change the "php input format"? Is there a way to show the image that was in the original node in its embeded state (image was inserted using TINYMCE? Do i need to change some setting in TINYMCE? Pl help Ámon Tamás-4 wrote:

The php code is the: <?php $node = node_load(15); echo $node->title; echo $node->body ?>

The $node variable is an object. You can see the elemnts of this with the print_r or var_dump function. The node_loads parameter is the node id (nid).

More information about it: http://api.drupal.org/api/function/node_load/6

geniekids írta:

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What is the php code for embedding (the contents) of a node inside another node?

i guess this must one of the most basic phop code - but them i am zero in php - so need help.

what i want is to create a page then then embed that in many other pages (child pages of many books) so that when i update this page - it automatically get updated in all the places where it is embedded.

I know i can put a hyper link - but in some cases i don't want the reader to go away from a page - and read a specific content right there. thanks in advance

ratnesh

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Ámon Tamás wrote:

The php code is the: <?php $node = node_load(15); echo $node->title; echo $node->body ?>

The $node variable is an object. You can see the elemnts of this with the print_r or var_dump function. The node_loads parameter is the node id (nid). A more complete method would use node_view, since the above method won't properly render content from other modules (such as cck)

<?php $node = node_load(15); echo $node->title; echo node_view($node); ?> http://api.drupal.org/api/function/node_view/6 Cheers, Jonathan -- Jonathan Hedstrom OpenSourcery http://opensourcery.com Technology for Good