fields

Hello,
Any good hint or tutorial to refresh fields on node if an admin updated it ? I think it is possible with nodejs but no idea where to start, sucessfully installed nodejs on a debian machine with drupal etc.. but no idea for the rest of steps.
Thanks in advance.

I added three comment field FA and FB and FC .
they are term field now. maybe i will change it to text field.

I need do this:
when 3 different user comment value in FA FB FC are same .
user A: FA is "good", FB is "33", FC is "posted".
user B: FA is "good", FB is "33", FC is "posted".
user C: FA is "good", FB is "33", FC is "posted".
(if user comment multiple time, base on his lastest comment value)
do something (close the comment,send message, etc .. )

can rules do this? or how to do this with PHP code?

Estaba viendo el otro día este articulo

http://www.animalpolitico.com/ninosas/index.html

es un estilo de artículos que tiene algún tiempo que en periódicos y revistas en linea de USA. Digamos cada vez integrando más medios en una sola pagina de un solo tema.

El que pongo de liga es de una publicación de México.

¿Como se les ocurre que se pudiera armar en un solo nodo una estructura así?

Hi guys, I've created a simple custom field (via field api) that should "emulate" references, but allow to define the "reference" type (using a Taxonomy Term).

Basically, I have an entity_type (Company, created with eck module) that use my field to store employees, and the taxonomy term give me the employee type (commercial, owner, secretary, etc...)

I cant put taxonomy term directly in the user, becose a user can be an employee of two different companies.

Hey everybody

I was wondering why there's still no proper module on Drupal which offers an easy import / aggregation function for facebook events. Other CMS's have similar extensions already, but Drupal still misses this one.

My knowledge about fql and opengraph API is rather limited but with this topic, I'm just trying to throw this idea in the community and see if anyone's already working on something similar.

A brief summary of the idea:

Data within entities that do not need to be processed individually within a view (or better: are not required to be addressed individually in any case) should be stored in a single database table, rather than being spread over N tables like they would if stored by the Field API "the usual way", in order to reduce the number of (sub)queries or subsequent queries and hereby reduce the load on the site's database.

It allows you to embed node fields (images, videos, files and any others) right in the node body using a simple inline tag: [fieldname:items|position].

Syntax

[fieldname:items|position]

• fieldname — machine name of a field
• items (optional) — index of item (or range of items)
• position (optional) — 'default', 'center', 'left' or 'right'

All following constructions are supported:

Check out http://drupal.org/project/field_analytics for another way of analyzing on data for not only Drupal nodes, but any fieldable entity type.

As a class-based field reporting API, Field analytics makes it easy to add additional reports per field type.

There is a submodule for Highcharts included (tying with the new 7.x-2.x Highcharts API), which adds charts visualization to the default tabular reports. This submodule is a good example of how to extend Field analytics with additional reporting on field usage and data.

So I hope someone can help me out here.
I have a view slideshow block, set to display fields all from one node.

One of the fields is a multi-value image file field with a max of 4, and one is a media field with media:youtube and media:Vimeo limited to 1.

My problem is getting those fields to display as separate slides.
The images are fine, but the media field will display on every slide as well rather than as a separate slide.

I can't for the life of me figure out how to get it working as I want to.

What I wanted to do was be able to layout images on a page in such a way that I could control the placement and size. I couldn't reallly find anything on this for Drupal 7. This will only work for one image size and image per node, but that was all I needed. However in panels you will be able to combine images. You will need to know how to work with panels, views, and fields (core) for this.