A bird can fly across the sky and a fish can cross the sea
but a man can run and swim and fly, what else can do all three?

Create the link: Advanced Search

Or you could even add it to the search box with jQuery (I'm adding it to a Custom Search block here): /* jQuery to expand advanced search field is contained in js_injector rule (in db) */ $('Advanced Search').appendTo('.block-custom_search_blocks .form-item');

You may notice that after downgrading, you receive and error like:

Unknown column 'view_php' in 'field list' query:..sites/all/modules/views/includes/view.inc on line 1722.

If so, backup your database and then run this mySQL query: ALTER TABLE views_view ADD is_cacheable tinyint; ALTER TABLE views_view ADD view_php blob;

Worked for me!

Apart from that, be sure that you've clear all of the Header, Footer, and Empty Text fields from all of your views.

Sometimes you'll need to create a menu link that is different for each user that views it. The simplest way to do this is to create a small custom module that will add the menu link and generate a dynamic URL.

In my case, I wanted a link title 'My Company' that would redirect the user to their own Organic Group.

Goal:

This turned out to be trickier than expected!

I recently ran into a situation that required me to disable a jQuery function on one specific Drupal page. I searched for keywords like "detach drupal behavior" and "disable jQuery function in drupal," but to no avail. So I came up with a fairly simple workaround that uses the JS Injector module.

I've used this to Disable Beauty Tips, Compact Forms, and even Drupal's core password checker on specific pages.

There are many ways to set and clear default form values using jQuery and javascript. Here's my preferred method. It doesn't cause any issues when javascript is disabled, and it allows you to set a different css class for empty vs non-empty inputs.

Do you ever wish that you could style a specific breadcrumb in Drupal's breadcrumb trail? Well, you can. Drupal's handy theme_ functions allow you to selectively override any function that constructs a themed element.

To theme your breadcrumbs, use the theme_breadcrumb function. Simply add a new function to your template.php following this naming convention: [your_themes_machine_name]_breadcrumb. Take a look at my customized breadcrumb function for the "grasmash" theme. It does the following:

By default, the Date module will will append the "(All Day)" tag to any CCK Date field for which the time (hours/minutes) input has been left empty. This is pretty annoying. There are many ways to work around this, but the simplest by far is to simple override the date_all_day_label() function in your theme's template.php file.

You will need to replace "grasmash" with the name of your theme.