This is a quick and super easy way to mimic the functionality of a content type in your Drupal install. On the site I'm working on we wanted to replicate functionality for two content types. Now the Drupal way would say to use the same content type and filter them with taxonomy or even a CCK field. In this instance the two content types currently offer the same functionality but there is reason to believe that in the future one will get a lot of changes or even a completely different layout then the other so it was decided to keep them separate.

Many Drupal modules integrate with the Token module and it is used in almost every Drupal install for defining path aliases and even custom breadcrumbs.  Its so popular that in the upcoming Drupal 7 release token is integrated into core.  

If you're developing your own custom module why not integrate with token and allow your users more flexibility with what they can do with your content? With two simple functions you can easily integrate your module with Token.

In trying to keep the amount of new views created on the site I'm working on I wanted to programmitcally change certain portions of a view to use the same output but different inputs. In background I'm using Drupal 6 with Views 2 API.

Specifically I wanted to change the number of items and node type filter. Though this could be expanded to changing the sort, arguments or fields returned as well.

I am a huge fan of good commericals that are unique.  Two that ring a bell are the Honda Cog and the Cadillac commercial about the car turning you on.  This is a new one from Sprint that shows what is happening with people's phones right now.  Watch it and like it:

So earlier today I wrote a blog on jacksonville.com documenting some of the internet April Fools jokes.  Below are links to a couple of my favorites thusfar.

I was able to integraete Facebook Connect into kBasarab.com today.  Facebook Connect allows any user of Facebook to login to kBasarab.com without creating a new account.  Simply click the Facebok logo in the upper right of the site to login.  Then when you comment on any blog postings or photos here at kBasarab.com those will be published to your Facebook page as well.  Feel free to give it a try in the comments below.

Found this post via Reddit today and thought it was so truthful.  Excerpt below and read link below.