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Node import and domain access

If you are using Node import 1.x-rc4 or below with Domain Access, you can get this error on each row to be imported:

An illegal choice has been detected. Please contact the site administrator.

This error in this case is presented when Domain Access try to import a node without assigning it to a domain. Node import 1.x-rc4 and below  lacks Domain Access support on 1.x-rc4.

Domain Access support will be available on Node import by 1.0 RC5 version, you have to dowload the -dev version to have it now.

After that, the error should disappear. For more information, read the first lines of node_import/node_import.inc , where this error is explained.

Print module customization

Tested on: Drupal 5.7, Print 3.4

Drupal Printer Friendly module (Print) add “print this” functionality to nodes. Customization is pretty easy: according to README file you can add a print.tpl.php to your theme (or subtheme) directory and modify it. All override templates are (in check order):

  1. print.__node-type__.tpl.php in the theme directory
  2. print.__node-type__.tpl.php in the module directory
  3. print.tpl.php in the theme directory
  4. print.tpl.php in the module directory (supplied by the module)

You can copy the default print.tpl.php in module directory (4) to one of the 1-3 destinations files, then customize it. You can also use variables like $node->changed to enrich your template. You can read the dynamically generated list by Content Template module, if you have installed it.

Enable user profile field token on Drupal

Tested on:

  1. In token module directory, rename token_user.inc to token_user.inc.orig
  2. Copy pmail/patches/token_user.inc in  Token module directory
  3. Go to Personalized E-mails setting and watch your profile fields as tokens.


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