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If you need a custom time field select list with 15 minute interval options in Drupal 7, try this out when adding a new field to your content type (this will work in Drupal 6 as well):

Field: List (text)

Widget: Select list

Allowed values list:

Alas, I came across a better way to take a bunch of rows from views, group them by a particular field, and provide a count for each.

Here is a basic example for Drupal 6 (probably very similar for Drupal 7).

Basic Settings

Style: HTML List

Fields

Node id (exclude from display)

Node title

Arguments

Node title

Do you need to add a unique CSS ID or Class Name to a Drupal menu item link? Then you've come to the right place. Check out this example below...

Menu item link before:

<a href="/my_node_url_path">My Node</a>

Menu item link after:

<a href="/my_node_url_path" id="my_css_id" class="my_css_class">My Node</a>

How to do it...

My oh my, how times have changed. Here is how you can get all the comments for a node in Drupal 7 (much different from D6):

So I was using the User Relationships module for a while on a project. It worked OK, but I got very tired of not having the flexibility of a user reference field. Since I was already using the Content Profile module for users, I just added a new user reference field to the Profile content type. The user reference field was configured for multiple values.

I then wrote a simple hook_menu item and a call back function that would actually handle the conversion from the User Relationships module to a User Reference field on my Content Profile setup.

Once upon a time, on a dark day, December 21st, 2011 to be exact. There was a desire to modify a Drupal webform. Normally, one could use replacement pattern tokens available in the Webform UI to set default values on a component field. But this was a special day, a day where a Webform field had to be prepopulated with a value that was not available via replacement pattern tokens. So if you need to modify a Webform via hook_form_alter, try something like this:

If you need to modify the Location module's form on a node, try something like this:

If you need to do something when a user edits/updates a previous webform submission, try something like this: