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I'm looking for a co maintainer for Menu Restricter. It's a bad timing as the project just started but my involvement in it isn't new. The project home page list the priorities but here's some off my head : give the project it's final or near-final form before we migrate it to Drupal 6.

Drupal module Menu Restricter related content.

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I'm finally out of the closet ! Not the gay one, the Drupal module contributer one. ;)

It saddens me that my first project Menu Restricter is a fork but I didn't feel comfortable to contribute in a restrictive environment as it's one of the thing I love about Drupal : there's a lot of module to choose from the great (moving slowly to the core) to the average to the plain ugly. Also parts of great projects are not so and that's why they're in the contrib section.

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Developer documentation » Coding standards » Doxygen formatting conventions

Documenting files

It is good practice to provide a comment describing what a file does at the start of it. For example:

Warning

Here's the drawback from not paying attention to the following warning:

Operations on Unicode strings are emulated on a best-effort basis. Install the PHP mbstring extension for improved Unicode support.

Quoted from this comment in "Unicode library" in Status report?:

VeryMisunderstood

$content[type] = array (
'name' => 'Free Image',
'type' => 'free_image',
'description' => 'Shared free image.',
'title_label' => 'Title',
'body_label' => '',
'min_word_count' => '0',
'help' => 'For the versions and contributers, you should create or select at least one of each. Optionally select a thumbnail and add edition comments.',
'node_options' =>
array (
'status' => true,
'promote' => false,
'sticky' => false,
'revision' => false,
),
'i18n_node' => '0',
'i18nsync_nodeapi' =>
array (
'author' => true,

The site creator and manager, William Carrier, is an Individual member of the Drupal Association as may be attested in his Drupal Association profile.

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Drupal » Developing for Drupal » Patches

Check your directory

One thing to keep in mind with patching contributed modules/themes vs. core patches is that not everyone puts contribs in the same location. So you should to do the diff from within the module's/theme's root directory rather than Drupal root.

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