app/
  etc/
    modules/
      - GroupName_All.xml 
  code/
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      GroupName/ 
        ExtensionName/ (Or whatever your module name might be)
          Block/
          controllers/
            - IndexController.php
          etc/
            - config.xml
  design/
    frontend/
      default/
        yourtemplate/
          layout/
            extensionname.xml
          template/
            extensionname/
              form/
                index.phtml

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Hello World!

Modules needed:

• CCK
• Flexifield
• other optional cck modules to your likings. In this example, we will use text, link and emfield

Our goal is to make a content type that enable writers and editors to dynamically add and reorder sections in their content. Sections in this page refers to the “modules” of squidoo, eg Amazon, Poll, RSS feed, Guest book, Text module and Youtube vids.

Steps:

1. First is to install CCK, flexifield and the optional modules (text, link, emfield). For emfield, you may just select the video media.

2. Flexifield only accepts valid content types and not individual cck modules. In order to utilize flexifield, create separate content types for the text, link and emfield which only contains their respective contents for simplicity. You can add more once you are familiar with the steps.

3. Create your primary content type, in this example we will use “squidoo” as our content type. Add a new flexifield. In the flexifield system settings, select the boxes for the Text, Link and Emfield content types. Set the Number of Values to unlimited.

4. Add a new squidoo content.

The following is a shot taken from the actual topicko’s add topic. It will show you how to add new fields and reorder them.

1. Add a CCK field
2. Create a new rule
3. Test

Add a CCK field

1. Go to Administer > Content management > Content types (this is located in the navigation block. each underlined text means a link in your drupal site)
   
2. Click “manage fields” of the node type you wish. For this tutorial, we will use Page
3. Add a new field with the following attributes (you can change this later if you wish)
   Label: Comment moderation
   fieldname: comment
   Type of data to store: Text
   Form element to edit the data: Check boxes/radio buttons
4. On the next page, copy and paste the following text in the Allowed values
   0|Disable
   1|Read
   2|Read/Write
5. Optionally you can change other attributes and when your done click save button.

Create a new rule

1. Go to Administer > Rules > Triggered rules
2. Add a new rule (check the tab)
3. Use the following information
   Label: Comment moderation
   Event: Content is going to be saved
   Click save changes button
4. You have created a new rule! But we are not done yet. Let’s add some conditions (click the add a condition link at the Rule elements group).
5. In the next page, select Field has changed option and submit.
6. Then we can start adding more information regarding this condition. The only important fields you should fill up is the Field. Make sure to select our newly created CCK field - field_comment. Do not change anything except for the label if you want and then click the Save button.
7. You are then redirected to the Comment moderation edit page. Let’s add a new action (click the add an action link at the Rule elements group).
8. In the next page, select Execute custom PHP code (that is why we need the PHP filter so we can write some code) and click Forward button.
9. Next, edit the label to your liking and in the PHP Code textarea, copy and paste the following:
   // change the comment moderation status
   $node->comment = $node->field_comments[0]['value'];
   return array(”node” => $node);
10. Click save and we are done.

Testing

What’s next?