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Governor Lincoln D. Chafee will host the 2012 State House tree lighting today, November 29, 2012 at 12:00 p.m. in the State House rotunda. The student orchestra from Cranston's Park View Middle School will be performing holiday songs in the Bell Area of the rotunda beginning at noon.
Governor Lincoln D. Chafee will host the 2012 State House tree lighting today, November 29, 2012 at 12:00 p.m. in the State House rotunda. The student orchestra from Cranston's Park View Middle School will be performing holiday songs in the Bell Area of the rotunda beginning at noon.
According to the governor's schedule, Chafee's due for a ribbon-cutting for JetBlue at T.F. Green Airport at 1:25 pm.
David Scharfenberg has a timely Providence Phoenix story on steps to make the Providence Journal more competitive as it — like other newspapers — wrestles with a soft ad market and an inexorable decline in print readership.
Tweeters might remain few to non-existent among the 113 state legislators in Rhode Island, but Smith Hill is increasing its use of social media.
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Three of the Providence Journal's best photographers — Connie Grosch, John Freidah and Ruben W. Perez — are among the layoffs at the ProJo, RIPR has learned.
The newspaper says 23 people have lost their jobs.
Grosch is well known for her coverage of the Statehouse. She's been a mainstay of the Smith Hill media for many years, offering insight into the human quality of politics through her photography.
The Providence Journal reports that it has eliminated 23 jobs, including 16 Providence Newspaper Guild positions, following up on plans to cut spending at the statewide daily by $1.2 million.
The cutback represents 5 percent of The Journal's work force. The reductions come about two months after 11 employees accepted a voluntary separation offer.
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Providence Journal managers have closed the door on cost-saving talks with the Providence Newspaper Guild and plan to move ahead with layoffs in the first week of November, according to Guild president John Hill.
Hill says a "very bad" October revenue report made management unwilling to offer a guarantee of no layoffs in 2013. Management plans to eliminate enough positions to cut spending by $1.2 million.
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Once upon a time, politicians across the land found a magical formula for achieving popularity. They kept public employees' pay low, enabling low tax rates (hooray!); to make up for the low pay, they promised fat pensions down the road (huzzah!). The pensions were funded by gimmicks and wishful thinking. But that would be a problem for future politicians to reckon with.


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It's that time of year again, here in the South, where all the agriculture supply stores pull out their medal tubs and put out those cute and cuddly little chicks and ducklings! I personally have to remind myself not to buy anymore birds, as I already have too many.
I started my chicken obsession a year or so ago when I realized that eggs were the easiest thing for me to digest, with my auto immune disease, Ulcerative Colitis. I was buying eggs all the time, and decided I wanted to own my own chickens and have all the eggs I could ever want or need. Well, 3 or 4 chickens turned into 42 chickens, guineas, quail, and even one rabbit. My boyfriend and I happen to be major animal lovers and have a hard time turning down any cute and cuddly thing we see.
We really thought we were prepared to bring our new feathered friends home, because we had an existing chicken coop on our property. What we have found out, is that we have a long way to go in securing our chicken pets, in giving them the best life possible.
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Even though owning chickens has its challenges, for me, the benefits out way them. My chickens come running like dogs when I call them by their individual names. Even my guineas (some previously wild) have been tamed into eating out of my hand, and coming into the henhouse to roost at night. Each one of my birds has its own personality, and brings me more joy than I could have ever imagined. Have you ever seen roosters be friendly, copy your laugh and intonations, and let you love on them? Most of mine are so gentle and sensitive! How about a guinea fowl that lets you pick it up and hold it like a baby? I have two that let me do this! Even in the throws of death my chickens have recognized and accepted my care, and sometimes even come back from the brink. I believe there is a trust, and a bond developed between people and all living things. There is an understanding of love between all creatures that is reciprocated when accepted. I have found that connection with birds, and my chickens, that I didn't know existed.
I have always struggled, my whole life with the concept of death. The thought of death crippled me, and I couldn't even bare to touch my own dog if I thought something was really wrong. Since owning these chickens, I have changed. I don't cower away from being there when someone is in need, sick, or dying. I have this comfort in knowing that I was there for my birds in their final moments and that I gave them more love than anyone else could. So, buying some chickens to provide me with a days worth of eggs, has turned into something much more. It has turned into invaluable wisdom that I may not have garnered otherwise. Not everyone has this kind of a connection with animals or chickens, from what I have read, but I believe we all could. I always allow myself to learn the lessons from my weaknesses and flaws. I'm always looking for the life lesson in the midst of a trying or otherwise positive situation, in hopes of a better understanding of myself and others.
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I would like to be able to show/hide a group of fields (according to the documentation it's supposed to work).
I've created a fieldset with all fields that will be dependent but this group field is not in the list of dependent. How can a dependee affect a group of dependent fields ?
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|Fieldgroup do not appear in the list of dependent
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This functionality is still missing from Conditional Fields 7.x-3.x. Please follow this issue for announcements when it will be implemented.
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I don't think you meant to assign it to you - unless you intend to fix this yourself?
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No, you are right, but can't change it back.
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That's because I fixed it for you :)
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I was taking a shot at implementing this and found that under current implementation this seems almost impossible. The conditional_fields table saves only the field id, which is a number. Based on this number there is no way of knowing whether it is a regular field or a group field.
What I think is that in order to implement this the conditional_fields table should change to store the field name instead. Or add another column that specifies if this is a field or a group field.
What do you think?
Also, this only would apply to the dependent field, as no dependee can be a field group.
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this would be very useful.
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Field group support is not a small task, it will probably take some time. In the meantime, consider using the Field collection module, which already works (almost) perfectly with Conditional fields.
#14: You're right, it would be necessary to change the schema by adding a 'dependent_type' or 'dependent_module' column that identifies the type of dependent (field or fieldgroup).
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Wow! I didn't know about field_collection. But looks pretty nice. Hope to try it soon.
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Field collection it's a good tool, but why should we build new entities when just some grouped fields are needed.
I think this is a very needed feature and more than nice to have.
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+1 For this.
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@davidlerin there is now a follow button at the top you know =)
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This feature would be great!
I have a huge form with 100+ fields that are dependent on each other and I would really like to display them using tabs split into their categories etc rather than on one massive long page as not all fields are needed depending on the initial selection.
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I found that Conditional Fields module does actually work with Fieldgroup module. I use vertical tabs for sorting all my fields. Unless both dependent and dependee are in the same tab, dependencies work.
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@Rontero - what do you mean 'it works'? Im using Accordion groups to group fields, and these accordion groups not available for selection by conditional fields. Accordian are much the same as vertical tabs in terms of the implementation - it's just a different widget on the fieldgroup. How exactly re you using vertical tabs with conditional fields?
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@mrfelton I'm using conditions on fields not on accordions etc. As long as yoour dependent and dependee are in the same group, Conditional Fields module works.
Example from my site:
I have Drupla Commerce installed for adding products to my site.
Case: Select the appropriate country (the manufacturer is based in) after user selects maker's name.
- Product group called basic info (type: vertical tab)
- Field 1: Maker's name (field type: select list)
- Field 2: Maker's country (field type: select list)
First field is dependee and second is dependent.
After constructing such a form, in manage dependencies tab i made proper dependent/dependee selections and as a rule used fields with a value / has value.
I hope this helps.
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True, even if the two fields are not in the same field group the dependencies work. For example, one client's site has registrants choose individual or group registration type. If they choose individual several conditional fields will be shown and vice versa if you choose group.
But what he wants and what I'm trying to get working again is that the entire field group will be shown or hidden pending the choice. Otherwise even if I set each field to show or hide pending the choice, the field group still shows - with the label for it - just none of the individual fields do.
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I'm looking for the same solution as Fanaile
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@Fanaile: This is exactly what I am in need of, too. Please let us know in case you solve this in any way.
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Yes, getting the
entire field group will be shown or hidden pending the choice
would be a great feature that's needed.
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In D7: It would be better to use a parent/child situation. A new field that is the field id of the field_group table as the parent_id. start gathering the children and see if they all have the same parent. if so then show the parent.
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Very interested too, has there been any movement on this or will there even be any attempt to implement the feature?
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Oh, no activity here ;(
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Any way to display or not an entire group using CF?
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For now you can kinda do this with javascript. We haven't tested this too much, but have it running on one of our sites.
First, make a javascript/jquery function to hide empty fieldsets
Drupal.mymodule.cleanupFieldsets = function() {
var fieldset = $(this);
var wrapper = fieldset.find(".fieldset-wrapper");
if(wrapper.height() == 0){
Then, bind a change event to every form widget in your node form to fire the cleanup function
$('input, select').change(function(){
Comment #45friera CreditAttribution: friera commented
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Comment #47mahyarss CreditAttribution: mahyarss commented
i test "field collection" and "fields group" modules with conditional field on profile 2.
but not works
Please support fieldset feature.
Comment #48miccelito CreditAttribution: miccelito commented
@Fanaile #34:
For example, one client's site has registrants choose individual or group registration type. If they choose individual several conditional fields will be shown and vice versa if you choose group.
But what he wants and what I'm trying to get working again is that the entire field group will be shown or hidden pending the choice. Otherwise even if I set each field to show or hide pending the choice, the field group still shows - with the label for it (---)
I have just tested these modules together
Conditional Fields 7.x-3.x-dev
Field collection 7.x-1.0-beta5
in purpose to see if it solves the issue mentioned in this thread with still showing labels for fieldgroups with hidden fields.
And as far I can see from my test, it works!
I did try with fields at admin/config/people/accounts/fields
Comment #49nevergone CreditAttribution: nevergone commented
And since then?
Comment #50vlooivlerke CreditAttribution: vlooivlerke commented
Would it not be better to have conditions for field groups?
Then you can show/hide entire field groups and its fields with 1 simple field condition.
If the field has value then show field group
Maybe this will have to be an add-on module
Wait, I want to hide an empty fieldset if the fields in the fieldset are not visable due to the field condition.
Comment #51Shiraz Dindar CreditAttribution: Shiraz Dindar commented
hey folks, if you want to show/hide a whole fieldgroup conditionally:
you have to use the hook_field_group_build_pre_render_alter()
Simply :
function your_module_field_group_build_pre_render_alter(&$element) {
$element['your_field_group']['#states'] = array(
'visible' => array(
':input[name="field_checkbox"]' => array('checked' => TRUE),
This works perfecly. If the group A is in an another group, do this
$element['groupA']['groupB']['#states'] etc....
Courtesy of bobylapointe over at stackpoint.
Works well.
Perhaps conditional fields would implement it as such.
Comment #52pmichelazzo CreditAttribution: pmichelazzo commented
This code didn't work for me. Also I receive this message:
Notice: Undefined index: #id in drupal_process_states() (line 4664 of /Users/me/Sites/tests/includes/common.inc).
Comment #53ryantollefson CreditAttribution: ryantollefson commented
I finally got this working - similar to #51 & http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/14635/hide-a-cck-fieldgroup-us... (but with added if statement to prevent errors I was getting with other modules.
function your_module_field_group_build_pre_render_alter(& $element) {
if (isset($element['your_field_group'])){
$element['your_field_group']['#states'] = array(
'visible' => array(
'#edit-field-name-und' => array('checked' => TRUE),
Comment #54vlooivlerke CreditAttribution: vlooivlerke commented
Before I try this code, just a stupid question.
Does this code show/hide the fieldgroup using JavaScript in real-time or only after a node save?
And settings like speed and fade options would be a bit more complicated I guess.
Comment #55ryantollefson CreditAttribution: ryantollefson commented
Does this code show/hide the fieldgroup using JavaScript in real-time or only after a node save?
And settings like speed and fade options would be a bit more complicated I guess.
This shows/hides in real time, but doesn't use javascript, though I'm sure it could be done... perhaps look at: https://drupal.org/node/304255 or http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/6960/how-to-add-jquery-plugin-...
Comment #56arthitst CreditAttribution: arthitst commented
+1 subscribing
Comment #57akolahi CreditAttribution: akolahi commented
I'm willing to pay for development of this functionality. Send me a note if interested.
Comment #58gd1008 CreditAttribution: gd1008 commented
Here is one workaround for this problem that might help someone. I just tested and it worked.
As stated above conditional fields module supports field collections created by Field Collection module, but not field groups created by Field Group module.
Instead of adding field group with a bunch of fields directly to the content type you can add it to a field collection. Then you can apply conditions to that field collection and control visibility of all the field groups and fields inside this field collection.
Comment #59mastoll CreditAttribution: mastoll commented
@gd1008, moving fields from a field group to a field collection does not work if you are using Display Suite for node display. The conditional aspect of the node edit form works fine. The field collection doesn't display in the node view. Have looked at Display Suite and Conditional fields for a solution - none. I don't know where it's easier to address: Field Group, Field Collection, Conditional Fields, or Display Suite. It's a convoluted and interesting interplay between the modules.
Comment #60rollingnet CreditAttribution: rollingnet commented
I tried to apply the #51 and #53 patches, but without success.
Can someone confirm that they work and how?
Comment #61ryantollefson CreditAttribution: ryantollefson commented
These aren't patches, but are meant to be used as a custom module. It's really a work around, but yes it does work just fine.
You should be able to paste the code into "your_module.module". Next rename the field_group and field_name parts to match your actual fields. Then just create "your_module.info", put it all in a folder in your modules directory and enable it.
Either use the code from #51 or #53 (not both).
Comment #62mauzeh CreditAttribution: mauzeh commented
#44 does not work for the case of horizontal or vertical tabs. If you want to hide a tab instead of a field group, use this Javascript snippet:
var cleanupFieldsets = function() {
var fieldset = $(this);
// Find out if the fieldset contains only elements that are hidden,
// regardless of the fieldset itself being hidden.
var countShownSubFields = 0;
if ($(this).css('display') === 'block'){
var data = fieldset.data();
// Horizontal tab support
if (data && data.horizontalTab) {
if (countShownSubFields === 0) {
} else {
// Vertical tab support
if (data && data.verticalTab) {
if (countShownSubFields === 0) {
} else {
$('input, select').change(cleanupFieldsets);
Comment #63apmsooner CreditAttribution: apmsooner commented
I tried some of the jquery examples above and couldn't get them working for me so I came up with my own implementation that does work and additionally adds prev/next links to navigate through the tabs to combine multi-page functionality with vertical tabs. I still consider myself a jquery novice so I'd sure appreciate any feedback to the below code as if there are ways for better optimization. Functionally... it works quite well though.
(function ($, Drupal) {
Drupal.behaviors.customNav = {
attach: function (context, settings) {
$(".vertical-tabs-pane", context).once('epic').each(function () {
var fieldset = $(this);
var countHidden = 0;
var countVisible = fieldset.find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').length;
var data = fieldset.data();
$(fieldset).find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').each(function () {
if ($(this).css('display') === 'none') {
if (data && data.verticalTab) {
if (countHidden === 0 || countHidden !== 0 && countHidden !== countVisible) {
} else {
// create navigation dynamically
$(fieldset).prepend("
« PreviousNext »
");
$(fieldset).append("
« PreviousNext »
");
$('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty').each(function () {
var next = $(this).nextAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
var prev = $(this).prevAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
var prevTab = $(this).find('.prev-tab');
var nextTab = $(this).find('.next-tab');
if (prev.length === 0) {
} else {
if (next.length === 0) {
} else {
$('a.next-tab').click(function () {
var nextTarget = $(this).closest('.vertical-tabs-pane').nextAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
$('a.prev-tab').click(function () {
var prevTarget = $(this).closest('.vertical-tabs-pane').prevAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
$('input, select').change(function () {
var cleanup = function () {
$(".vertical-tabs-pane").each(function () {
var fieldset = $(this);
var countHidden = 0;
var countVisible = fieldset.find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').length;
var data = fieldset.data();
$(fieldset).find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').each(function () {
if ($(this).css('display') === 'none') {
if (data && data.verticalTab) {
if (countHidden === 0 || countHidden !== 0 && countHidden !== countVisible) {
} else {
var cleanupNav = function () {
$('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty').each(function () {
var next = $(this).nextAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
var prev = $(this).prevAll('.vertical-tabs-pane.not-empty');
var prevTab = $(this).find('.prev-tab');
var nextTab = $(this).find('.next-tab');
if (prev.length === 0) {
} else {
if (next.length === 0) {
} else {
})(jQuery, Drupal);
Anyone can try this out by pasting the entire script into a .js file loaded in your theme or module or you could just paste it into a rule with the js injector module. I hope someone finds it useful and willing to make it better as it took alot of time for me to research how to do this.
FYI: The main reason why some of the example scripts above weren't working for me is because they were counting .form-wrapper with display:block. This led to inaccurate count for me because .form-wrapper wouldn't be explicitly set with display:block unless conditional fields triggered it so my method is to do a total count of .form-wrapper and compare it to a count of .form-wrapper with display:none. I also had to explicitly look for the first level of .form-wrapper only because in the case of using field collections, there would be several divs within that also had class of .form-wrapper which would totally screw up my count.
Comment #64apmsooner CreditAttribution: apmsooner commented
Corrected pasted code in #63 as i had an extra unnecessary div in the selector.
Comment #65Anybody CreditAttribution: Anybody commented
Sadly this important feature is still missing. Is there any work in progress?
Comment #66apmsooner CreditAttribution: apmsooner commented
I think its a little complicated to provide as a fieldset setting as hiding tabs would have to react to field change events and i don't know if a setting like that can account for the specific change events to trigger the function to hide fields unless it provided a field to input selectors that got passed to the javascript. Even so, while my script in #63 works for me, i only accounted for vertical tabs and in my case i only have one level of vertical tabs. If someone put fieldgroups within fieldgroups, i think that could add alot more complexity to try to figure out how to loop through and find hidden fields... and additionally performance could be an issue as number of fields and fieldgroups grow. In the meantime, you could certainly adapt my script above to your needs and get the functionality you need now.
Comment #67apmsooner CreditAttribution: apmsooner commented
Technically someone could add a checkbox to the fieldset settings form labeled "Hide hidden fields" that would render a class for the fieldset that could be evaluated in script similar to what i posted but really.... thats not even completely necessary as you can already specify classes to your fieldsets now so you could just change .vertical-tabs-pane in my script to something more generic and that would probably work wouldn't it? You could certainly take out all the navigation stuff from my script and just hide/show fieldgroups on the change events. It actually now makes better sense for me to make my class in the script more generic as there are certain vertical tab groups that i know will always have fields that aren't hidden so no use running the script for nothing.
Comment #68NancyDru CreditAttribution: NancyDru commented
The code in #51 and #53 does not work for me (7.28). As a matter of fact, if there is no ID defined in the field settings, it causes several problems.
This would be a great feature to have, but I leave here in 3.5 weeks, so I suspect I'll never see it.
Comment #69apmsooner CreditAttribution: apmsooner commented
@NancyDru, why not just do it in jquery? #63 could be modified with conditions to check the type of fieldgroup it is and thus not be specific to vertical tabs. Maybe i'm missing something but i'm not sure i understand the dire need to have it in a module. Just curious.
Comment #70NancyDru CreditAttribution: NancyDru commented
A) I am not a javascript person.
B) There is already some code similar to this in their custom module. It just doesn't work.
Comment #71Grimreaper CreditAttribution: Grimreaper commented
Thanks for code in #63.
Comment #72imclean CreditAttribution: imclean commented
#51 looks to be on the right track. See also: #1053174: hook_form_alter form state problems
There's some good example code in that other issue. You shouldn't have to write a line of javascript to get this working.
Comment #73imclean CreditAttribution: imclean commented
For #51 to work and not get the error in #52:
- Assign the fieldset an ID, either in "manage fields" or code
- Add the class "form-wrapper" to the fieldset, either in "manage fields" or code
Once the above 2 tasks have been completed, you can use something like this example code:
* Implements hook_field_group_build_pre_render_alter()
function MY_MODULE_field_group_build_pre_render_alter(&$element) {
// Check for your form
if ($element['#form_id'] == 'MY_FORM_edit_form') {
// Apply state information to fieldsets
$element['group_FIELDSET'] += array(
// Hide FIELDSET if CHECKBOX is checked
'#states' => array(
'visible' => array(
'#edit-field-CHECKBOX' => array('checked' => FALSE),
Comment #74NancyDru CreditAttribution: NancyDru commented
Ian, a fieldset already has "form-wrapper" and an id. Maybe my problem is that I am triggering on a two-value radio, not a checkbox.
Comment #75imclean CreditAttribution: imclean commented
NancyDru, maybe it's the base theme we use but our fieldsets don't have an ID or necessary class. Radios should work but you need to use the "value" condition instead of "checked". We use the below method:
* Implements hook_field_group_build_pre_render_alter()
function MY_MODULE_field_group_build_pre_render_alter(&$element) {
// Check for your form
if ($element['#form_id'] == 'MY_FORM_edit_form') {
// Apply state information to fieldsets
$element['group_FIELDSET'] += array(
// Hide FIELDSET if RADIO option two is selected
'#states' => array(
'invisible' => array(
'#edit-field-RADIO' => array('value' => 'two'),
For multiple options (OR):
* Implements hook_field_group_build_pre_render_alter()
function MY_MODULE_field_group_build_pre_render_alter(&$element) {
// Check for your form
if ($element['#form_id'] == 'MY_FORM_edit_form') {
// Apply state information to fieldsets
$element['group_FIELDSET'] += array(
// Hide FIELDSET if RADIO option two, four or six is selected
'#states' => array(
'invisible' => array(
'#edit-field-RADIO' => array(
array('value' => 'two'),
array('value' => 'four'),
array('value' => 'six),
Comment #76imclean CreditAttribution: imclean commented
Ok I see the potential problem with Conditional Fields.
Multipage Fieldgroup states appear to override the custom states set above. Related fieldgroup issue was marked as a duplicate of this one: #1518026: Support for "Conditional Fields" module, field group remains visible when fields have been hidden using drupal form states.
Comment #77dnlmzw CreditAttribution: dnlmzw commented
Rewrote some of the code found in example #63, to make it work with horizontal panels. Paste the code into a .js file and load it in your project to make it work. Not well tested, but works for me.
(function ($, Drupal) {
Drupal.behaviors.customNav = {
attach: function (context, settings) {
function cleanUp () {
$(".field-group-htabs-wrapper", context).each(function () {
var wrapper = $(this);
var groupEmpty = true;
$(".horizontal-tabs-pane", wrapper).each(function(){
var fieldset = $(this);
var countHidden = 0;
var countVisible = fieldset.find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').length;
var data = fieldset.data();
$(fieldset).find('> div.fieldset-wrapper > div.form-wrapper').each(function () {
if ($(this).css('display') === 'none') {
if (data && data.horizontalTab) {
if (countHidden === 0 || countHidden !== 0 && countHidden !== countVisible) {
groupEmpty = false;
if(groupEmpty) {
} else {
$('input, select').change(cleanUp);
})(jQuery, Drupal);
Comment #78benmmc CreditAttribution: benmmc commented
I tried others here, but none of them worked, so I wrote this very generic JS that basically looks inside each fieldset for form-item class elements, and determines whether they have been hidden or not. If a fieldset has any non-hidden items, it shows the group. Otherwise, it hides it.
The :not() selector is necessary because some widgets have the form-item class for individual choices, as opposed to one element with the form-item class for each field. I may have missed some widgets, but this selector covered all the widgets I was using.
$('select#edit-field-whatever-und').change(function() {
$('form.node-whatever-form fieldset.fieldset').each(function() {
hide = true;
$(this).find('.form-item:not(.form-type-radio, .form-type-checkbox, .form-type-date-select, .form-type-managed-file, .form-type-date-select .form-type-select)').each(function() {
if($(this).css('display') != 'none'){
hide = false;
if(hide == true){
Comment #79eMuse_be CreditAttribution: eMuse_be commented
Comment #80milos.kroulik CreditAttribution: milos.kroulik commented
I tried to apply solution from #78, but it didn't work. Maybe I've done something wrong - is there anyone, who tried it?
Comment #81tomvv CreditAttribution: tomvv commented
#63 is great for hiding of empty tabs, thanks.
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The conservative columnist actually sets out in the right direction with her column headlined:
It's Not Fair To Casually Call People Racist
The point seem blindingly obvious, but it's one that very few media people have been willing to make in the last seven days. But rather than take Limbaugh and Gingrich to task for their hateful "racist" rhetoric, Charen falls into the same predictable trap that every other Beltway player has and dutifully plays dumb about Sotomayor's "Latin woman" quote.
But this was the passage that really jumped out at me:
Nevertheless, the instant labeling of the woman, based on one unwise remark, is hardly fair. If Democrats are learning this now, that's excellent news. One hopes they will remember this discovery when the wheel turns and a Republican nominee is before the Senate. Certainly they didn't seem to get it as recently as 2002, when President Bush nominated Judge Charles Pickering to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
A-ha! Charen found an example from the recent past when a Republican president nominated a judge to the federal bench and Democrats casually, and incorrectly, labeled the judge a racist!
Slight problem: That's not what happened because that's not what Democrats did. At least Charen can't cite a single example of any Democrat ever calling Judge Pickering a "racist." (If she could, I assume Charen would have included the quote in her column.)
It's true there was a very heated debate about Pickering's civil rights record on the bench; a record that stretched back many, many years. But the Democratic attacks on Pickering were not built around a single sentence from a speech, the way the "racist" assault is being waged against Sotomayor and a speech she made in 2001. The concerns Democrats had about Pickering were based on his judicial record. Plus, Democrats never called Pickering a racist, the way right-wing pundits are denouncing Sotomayor.
So basically, there's no comparison between the two nominations, but Charen pretends there is.
From a Washington Post online discussion with reporter Ed O'Keefe:
Dunn Loring, Va.: Although The Post has had several stories about Sotomayor quoting her friends and even had a chat with the head of an organization of which she was a board member, when can we expect a story about her involvement with La Raza, which supports the return of the western US to Mexico?
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The National Council of La Raza does not support any such thing.
The Politico headline:
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The article itself is what the Beltway press adores: process. It's about how movement conservatives are demanding GOP senators filibuster Sotomayor's nomination, but that appears very unlikely to happen, and how two prominent conservative activists got into a tiff at a closed door meeting last week about their Sotomayor strategy, etc.
What's telling is that news outlets like Politico don't seem to think it's odd that there's a conservative movement afoot to stop Sotomayor's Supreme Court nomination and the movement has virtually nothing to do with the law or her rulings from the bench. Conservatives aren't even talking about Sotomayor and the law, yet the press treats their opposition as being very important and newsworthy. Because when conservatives play hardball, it's news.
It's hard to believe that if liberals opposed Bush's SCOTUS nominees Samuel Alito and John Roberts with attacks that had nothing to do with their legal opinions, that the press would have taken that opposition seriously. But today conservatives don't even pretend to be interested in Sotomayor's legal record, and the press acts like that's completely normal for a confirmation battle.
Yesterday, Newsbusters' Kyle Drennan complained that a news report about the murder of Dr. George Tiller didn't describe him as "controversial." In response, I wrote:
Calling Tiller "controversial" just because because conservative anti-abortion terrorists tried to, and finally did, kill him is insulting, and suggests some justification for the assassination. Calling him "controversial" blames the victim. Drennen's complaints that CBS didn't offer such justification for Tiller's assassination is creepy, at best.
Today, Newsbusters' Colleen Raezler makes it explicit, complaining: "In failing to highlight what Tiller's work actually entailed, reporters do nothing to help their audience understand why this man was targeted."
I thought conservatives usually criticize people for offering "understanding" to terrorists?
Raezler goes on to complain that the media has portrayed Tiller as a "martyr":
Tiller as Abortion Rights Martyr
Broadcast networks painted Tiller as a man willing to die in defense of women's rights.
All of the broadcast coverage noted past attempts people have made to disrupt Tiller's work - a bombing of his clinic in the 1980s and a 1993 attack in which he was shot in both arms - which, while pertinent to the story, also increased the aura of martyrdom that now surrounds him.
Notice what Raezler doesn't say: she doesn't so much as hint at disapproval of the terrorists who bombed Tiller's clinic and shot him. Instead, she is unhappy that mentioning those events increases "the aura of martyrdom that now surrounds" Tiller.
UPDATE: Two months ago, Raezler complained that media didn't make clear that a plane crash victim "made the money for this exclusive vacation was paid for partly through abortion [sic]." Here's Raezler:
Media Ignore Abortion Connection in Montana Plane Crash Coverage
[C]orrectly reporting the deaths of fourteen people as a tragedy doesn't mean the media necessarily did their job. If they feel compelled to note that victims were "ultrarich," they should also note the business that made them that way. Particularly if it's as controversial as abortion.
though the AP deemed it necessary to include facts about family's economic status, they failed to think it necessary to include that Feldkemp made the money for this exclusive vacation was paid for partly through abortion.
Feldkamp is listed as the president of Family Planning Associates Medical Group, Inc., a health care organization that is California's largest for-profit abortion provider. Its Web site lists 17 different abortion clinics throughout the state, and the group provides abortions up to the 22nd week of pregnancy.
Gingi Edmonds, a pro-life activist, reported this on March 24. Yet as of April 2, the mainstream media appeared to have whitewashed Feldkamp's abortion connection.
And yes, she wrote it without an ounce of irony.
For the record, Malkin condemns the killing of Dr. Tiller. But she also condemns anyone who claims the far-right is the blame, and refuses to condemn the radical, hateful rhetoric used by the right-wing media to depict abortion providers as murderers and baby killers.
In fact, Malkin, like most conservative pundits this week, won't quote any of the blood-chilling attacks that have been aired in the past. According to Malkin and company, that's just part of the abortion media "debate" in America; you call the other side killers and murders and then play dumb then tragedy unfolds.
From a June 2 NewsBusters entry:
George Tiller, the Kansas doctor notorious for his commitment to performing late-term abortions, was killed May 31 while attending a Sunday morning church service.
By his count, Tiller performed 60,000 abortions. His clinic, Women's Health Care Services in Wichita, was one of only three clinics in the United States that offered abortions after the 21st week of pregnancy.
Loss of human life is a tragedy and should be reported as such, and premeditated murder is always wrong - something all the mainstream pro-life groups were quick to affirm in the wake of the killing. But in reporting this tragic story, the news media have much to say about a man who helped provide women with the "right" to end their pregnancies, but have little to say about lives he helped to end. In failing to highlight what Tiller's work actually entailed, reporters do nothing to help their audience understand why this man was targeted.
Slate's William Saletan seems to think he's come up with a brilliant rhetorical device to convince abortion opponents to stop calling the procedure "murder." But I wonder if he considered the possibility that he might not persuade everyone - and if he considered how some of those he doesn't persuade might react to things like this:
If abortion is murder, the most efficient thing you could have done to prevent such murders this month was to kill George Tiller.
The people who kill abortion providers are the ones who don't flinch. They're like the veterans you sometimes see in war documentaries, quietly recounting what they faced and did. You think you're pro-life. You tell yourself that abortion is murder. Maybe you even say that when a pollster calls. But like most of the other people who say such things in polls, you don't mean it literally. There's you, and then there are the people who lock arms outside the clinics. And then there are the people who bomb them. And at the end of the line, there's the guy who killed George Tiller.
If you don't accept what he did, then maybe it's time to ask yourself what you really believe. Is abortion murder? Or is it something less, a tragedy that would be better avoided? Most of us think it's the latter. We're looking for ways to prevent abortions-not just a few this month, but millions down the line-without killing or prosecuting people. Come and join us.
Reading the headline, "The Campaign to Blame O'Reilly for Tiller's Death," I assumed Weekly Standard writer John McCormack was going to explain why it was completely unjustified to connect Fox News' Bill O'Reilly to the death of Dr. George Tiller, even though we all know O'Reilly's show ambushed the doctor on TV, called him a so-called baby killer, and waged a very public crusade against the private physician.
Now a suspected right-wing domestic terrorist, perhaps an O'Reilly viewer, put the Fox News' host's words into action and killed the man in a church, as right-wing domestic terrorists tend to do. And guess what, lots of bloggers pointed out O'Reilly's not-so-cameo role in the Tiller drama.
But Weekly Standard was going to explain it all away; it was going to tell us why, even though O'Reilly had attacked Tiller on-air more than two dozen times, the Fox News' hands were entirely clean in Sunday's tragedy.
Except the weird part was the Weekly Standard never even bothered to make that claim. Instead, the item noted bloggers were connecting O'Reilly to Tiller, but than floated the muddled idea that some of the same bloggers targeting O'Reilly have also been critical of Bush's torture policy and used harsh language to describe it:
Since it appears that the campaign to blame O'Reilly for inciting the murder of Tiller began with [Andrew] Sullivan's post, it's worth noting that The Atlantic blogger routinely compares those who support harsh interrogations of al Qaeda members to the Gestapo and the Khmer Rouge.
Honestly, it didn't make much sense to me, either. The gist seemed to be that critics of torture on the left are just like anti-abortion critics on the right (i.e. just like O'Reilly) because both felt compelled to speak out against something they thought was morally wrong. The coo-coo part is where McCormack suggests both groups use the same type of vigilante rhetoric to make their point. Except, of course, they do not, which is where the whole argument collapses.
But what was really telling I thought, was that when the Weekly Standard tried to come to O'Reilly defense in terms of his hateful Tiller rhetoric, the Weekly Standard realized it had no defense. It didn't deny O'Reilly's involvement, it simply tried to claim that everyone does it. Not true.
P.S. Note the disingenuousness when McCormack includes a link which the writer suggests proves that Sullivan had equated "those who support" torture with being members of the Gestapo. Instead, what the link does is showcase items that Sullivan had written in which he described torture techniques as being used by the Gestapo.
Sullivan did not, as McCormack claimed, suggest torture-backing Bush administration officials were akin to members of the Gestapo. Meaning, Sullivan did not, as McCormack claimed, wage a personal crusade targeting private citizens. He didn't ambush Bush officials in public and routinely call them Nazis, the way O'Reilly led a public crusade against a private citizen who's now dead, killed by a suspected right-wing domestic terrorist.
As Sullivan noted earlier this month:
It is, moreover, unfair to say I have compared the Bush administration with the Nazis. I haven't.
I have shown how the exact techniques deployed by the Gestapo were used by Cheney and called by the exact same name - verschaerfte Vernehmung; and how the exact techniques used by the Khmer Rouge were authorized by Bush. These are simply facts that people have to face. This does not mean that the American system of government is the same as that under Hitler in Germany, or that Bush was Hitler. It does mean that human acts are human acts. The act of torture is the same whoever perpetrates it. There is no moral way to torture someone. America is not by virtue of being America somehow immune from the same evil that has occurred throughout human history; and the human beings running the American government are no more and no less human than those who controlled ghastly regimes in the past.
Tell me again why MSNBC keeps Pat Buchanan on payroll?
Think Progress catches Buchanan smearing Sonia Sotomayor:
BUCHANAN: Well I, again in that Saturday piece, she went to Princeton. She graduated first in her class it said. But she herself said she read, basically classic children's books to read and learn the language and she read basic English grammars and she got help from tutors. I think that, I mean if you're, frankly if you're in college and you're working on Pinocchio or on the troll under the bridge, I don't think that's college work.
Buchanan was referring to this New York Times article:
Judge Sotomayor is not known to have identified herself as a beneficiary of affirmative action, but she has described her academic struggles as a new student at Princeton from a Roman Catholic school in the Bronx — one of about 20 Hispanics on a campus with more than 2,000 students.
She spent summers reading children's classics she had missed in a Spanish-speaking home and "re-teaching" herself to write "proper English" by reading elementary grammar books. Only with the outside help of a professor who served as her mentor did she catch up academically, ultimately graduating at the top of her class.
It's clear from the article that Sotomayor was not, as Buchanan claims, reading Pinocchio as her Princeton coursework, but rather in an effort to sharpen her English. As Think Progress notes, Buchanan has previously stressed the importance of learning English:
Buchanan has long claimed that Hispanic immigrants are resistant to learning English and has said that it would be easier for them to "assimilate" if they did so. When writing about Mexican immigrants in 2006, Buchanan said that in contrast to Italian immigrants, "millions of Mexicans are determined to retain their language and loyalty to Mexico." Similarly, he has also said that "the road to culture is language" and "they want to keep their Spanish language."
But it turns out that if Hispanic immigrants* do make an effort to strengthen their English language skills, Buchanan will make fun of them and lie about their academic accomplishments. Kind of makes you wonder whether his comments about language have ever been sincere, or if they were merely a fig leaf meant to hide his real problem with Hispanics, doesn't it?
Pat Buchanan's track record is clear: He's a bigot. He doesn't think women or minorities are the equal of white men like Pat Buchanan and Richard Nixon. He has made that plain over the past 40 years. And yet he continues to be employed by MSNBC -- and you never hear a word of complaint or criticism about it from other journalists, because Pat Buchanan is a respected member of The Village.
* Sotomayor isn't an immigrant, but the situations are pretty directly analogous for these purposes.


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