For more control over the post's category, use wp_get_post_categories function. It is a simple solution than doing a custom query. It requies passing a post id and arguments. To understand the arguments read about it from wp_get_object_terms. For information see wp_get_object_terms at http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_object_terms

Accessing the User Group Settings (variables)

Lets say you want access to the user group setting for the blogs and find if they can add a new blog. In your controller class add:

Ever wanted your drupal wysiwyg content formated like wordpress? WYSIWYG Force Linebreaks module is just the thing.

Here's a list of things it will do to the source code:

• Get a nice and clean formated text
• Preserve tabs, returns, etc
• Turn <br /> and <p> into line breaks (carriage return) very similiar to wordpress

Get your copy and install: http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg_linebreaks

Once that is done, do the following.

I upgrading to drupal 7.2 last night. This morning i had issues logging in and tried to retrieve my one time login. Than I got an access denied page, see http://drupal.org/node/1170132. After a few more attempts to login i recieved a fatal error with panels. see http://drupal.org/node/1139732. The mini panel couldn't call the choas tool export class.

I've only found a temporary solution.

I have installed Events Manager Extended and had issues with having the content layout exactly the same as ics file.  After a little research, I found a way to seperate the two contents.

Here's what I've been able to do:

• Reformat the single events theme and layout using php
• Display the events variable from the Events Manager
• The Default single event format  in the admin will be the content format for the ics file

In your theme folder, open up page.php. Insert the following code.