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The CCK Word/Character Count module allows an administrator to define a word or character count for a CCK field. When the content creator is adding content in that field, it will display a current count of the number or words/characters and how many are left. Once it reaches the limit, the color changes...

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Hi

I've been searching for a solution to my problem in the forums and on google and i can't seen to find and answer.

Is there a way to set a minimum word count for content types? For example every content type has to have a minimum word count of 400 words or else it can't be submitted.

I'm not familar with coding and i was wondering if there was another way to do this.

Thanks in advance.

Simon

This module adds the option "Wordcount" to CCK text fields. Once filled in, fields will be limited to the given amount of words.
Checks are done client-side, using a bit of Javascript.

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hi,

I imported a module "COUNT" which count the number of nodes in the database.. my problem is it displays like this

TOTAL BLOG: 34
but all I want is just the number. How am I supposed to do in order for me omit the word "TOTAL"?

Hi,

Does anyone know where I can add more options for minimum word counts in the content type settings? The minimum word count only goes up to 200, whereas I would like to add 300.

Thanks for any help.

One of the fields we want to save is a markup field:

<input id="edit-submitted-masters-form-sourcepage" class="form-text" type="text" maxlength="200" size="290" name="submitted[masters_form_sourcepage]" value="<?php print $_SERVER[HTTP_REFERER]; ?>">

I matched the form id's and classes and naming conventions to the textfields on this webform. The value we want appears correctly on the field before submitting, but does not show up on our webform results.

Any thoughts?

I have a problem with search module in drupal core. Sometimes I do find this mistake and I do not know why. I have a database encoding UTF8. Thanks for your help.

Hey Guys,
as the title suggests, I would create a confirmation page for a multiple-page webform.

On the first page, the user enters his data.
On the second page he should see his entries, accept the 'terms of service' and can send the webform to me.

Can I realize this with the webform 'markup' element?

THX for your help! :-)

Webform Node Element is a module that allows you to include node content as markup in a webform without using the PHP input filter.
After installation, a node component is available in the webform UI and this allows you to specify the id of the node to be display and the display mode (teaser or full).
If...

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