Thank you for your advice. I did a bit more reading... The post you linked showed how to define a filter within a module. (I think :) Since there is only one field that I would like to change, I think I am looking for a way to change: filter_form('format', $node->format); to specify the wiki filter only.

I tried this: $output .= filter_form('format', $format=4); which worked, since the Wiki Filter was the 4th option. It doesn't seem quite dynamic. Those without permissions won't see the php filter, if I add more filters somewhere, the wiki filter won't be the 4th one anymore. Well, I suppose I could set it to always be, say, the 2nd one, but are there any better ways?

Anisa.

Bèr Kessels wrote:

Op zaterdag 5 maart 2005 15:04, schreef Anisa:

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I would like to use a Wiki filter for a specific field in a new module I am trying to make... either make it a default for that one field, or make the other filters unavailable. Is there anyway to do this? I don't want to change it to the default for the whole site.

Hi,

There are lots of ways to do so. A good place to start your Drupal coding is at drupal.org/contribute. In your case you will be looking at filters and filter documentation. and because learning by example is (IMO) still the best way to do so: Have a look here: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/docs/developer/examples/f...

Regards, Bèr