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Good Site With PHPList Hosting?
user name
 2006-07-31 07:24:13 

  


  

    I already sent you a private message indicating that I think you will need
to go with dedicating hosting or with an alternate SMTP server.  However,
I had another thought.  Many have a limit of a certain number of emails

per hour. ; Hostgator has a publicly established limit of 200, but if you
call them and talk to them they will up your limit to 400.  If you then
throttle your email list so that it only sends 400 per hour, you should be

ok, as long as you are ok with having your 5000 emails go out over a 12
hour period.

Drupal777

  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     user name

     2006-08-01 12:59:39
  


  

    

  


  

    

What is the best method of adding some 
custom text to a node? I'd like the text to support linking and formating (as 
with comments). In most cases the text will be very short.


 


I'd like to have this text in the block 
containing the node content verses creating another block as with 
HelpTip.


 


Any suggestions? 


 


Thanks


 


Cozzi 

  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     user name

     2006-08-01 15:05:30
  


  

    
On 8/1/06, Cozzi <cozziblinkitshere.com> wrote:
> Any suggestions?

I'm still not 100% on what you want to do, but I have two
ideas:

1) Go to admin > settings > click
"configure" next to the node type
you want to add the message > provide the
"Explanation or submission
guidelines:" and then save.  This will show the text
on the top of the
node submission form.

2) For more control you can add something in the theme layer
such as
editing the node.tpl.php (I think) or over-riding some theme
function.
 I'm more guessing here since I've never done exactly this
kind of
thing on the node submission form.

Good luck,
Greg

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     user name

     2006-08-01 16:25:28
  


  

    

  


  

    On Behalf Of Greg Knaddison - 
GVS
 


  
I have two ideas:

1) 
  Go to admin > settings > click "configure" next to the node type
you 
  want to add the message > provide the "Explanation or 
  submission
guidelines:" and then save. ; This will show the text 
  on the top of the
node submission form.

  
 

  
Hi 
  Greg,

  
 

  
Thank you, this will 
  work for a few. But unfortunately I have some Content Types that are being 
  used for multiple purposes and my need is include description of the purpose 
  at times. So I need something a bit more unique.

  
 

  
I guess that HelpTips 
  is the only way to go but I was hoping to not force the use of more 
  real-estate for a HelpBlock. 

  
 

  
I was hoping to find 
  something that could be a bit more interactive (eg: if the user wants to see 
  it, they click show-me and it appears, then they click it again and it's 
  gone.)

  
 

  
thanks

  
Cozzi ;

  
 
2) For more control you 
  can add something in the theme layer such as
editing the node.tpl.php (I 
  think) or over-riding some theme function.
I'm more guessing here since 
  I've never done exactly this kind of
thing on the node submission 
  form.


  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     user name

     2006-08-01 16:32:06
  


  

    
On 8/1/06, Cozzi <cozziblinkitshere.com> wrote:
> Thank you, this will work for a few. But unfortunately
I have some Content
> Types that are being used for multiple purposes and my
need is include
> description of the purpose at times. So I need
something a bit more unique.
>
> I guess that HelpTips is the only way to go but I was
hoping to not force
> the use of more real-estate for a HelpBlock.
>
> I was hoping to find something that could be a bit more
interactive (eg: if
> the user wants to see it, they click show-me and it
appears, then they click
> it again and it's gone.)

Well that sounds pretty fancy (though still entirely
possible and not
a whole lot of extra work).  I think for that you'll want
to look into
the theme developer's guide in the handbook:
http://drupal.org/node/509


Regards,
Greg

-- 
Greg Knaddison | Growing Venture Solutions
Denver, CO | http://growingvent
uresolutions.com
Technology Solutions for Communities, Individuals, and Small
Businesses
-- 
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