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|Reviews for Son of the Dark Master
| IlvYama chapter 2 . 6/26/2001
Cool fic loved it! try another one, it was so great! :claps: i didn't mind that you killed Yama, just glad that you made him alive again. LOVED THE FIC SO MUCH! :praising: Yama's my favorite character. This was great
| Mistress of Life chapter 2 . 6/26/2001
OH MY GODDDDDDD! You killed him. You killed him. I know it was only temporality(did i spell that right?) but...YOU KILLED HIM! Guess what? I was probly the one who gave the M.M. (matt mob) the pitch forks. But... that was a really good, wait, scratch that, GREAT story. I also loved how you threw in what you had to say at the right time. Also my fav. qoute was when Tai said (it starts here.) you're saying that Matt, Our Mr. Don't touch my hair is piedmon Mr. I am the dark master so ha I will destoy you's son? (it ends here) Well Keep up the good work. Bye
| Lunamew chapter 2 . 6/15/2001
You killed Pied-chan?
| Lunamew chapter 1 . 6/15/2001
I LOVE THIS! This was great! I wish I could write this good!
| Anime Sister chapter 2 . 4/1/2001
Great..(sniff) just great! You didn't have to be so hard on yourself though.
| Fichmon156 chapter 1 . 1/24/2001
I love the whole story and can't wait to read other stories and your web site is mite.
| Digi-wolf75 chapter 1 . 1/13/2001
"wow, no need for flashlights now, just follow the golwing digidestended!" That was great! I love the "lets turn Matt into a superhuman" stories. Keep up the good work!
| StarbuckStar chapter 1 . 1/8/2001
WOW! I loved this! This is wonderful(adding story to fav)
| Kelsey chapter 1 . 1/7/2001
DO A SEQUEL!PLEASE! THIS STORY IS BEGGING FOR A SEQUAL!And if you e-mail me ILL HELP!_~
| Kit-Kat chapter 1 . 12/6/2000
hehehehehehehehehe. it was good! ~wipes away a small tear~ Very long but very good! hehehe I killed Matt in my fic. Temporarly but he was screaming in my ear. ~rubs ear tenderly~ Matt: SHE'S ! Sora: ~wipes away a tear~ That was great! From Kit-Kat(ME!), Matt & Sora Kit-Kat: Hey! That one wasn't painfully long! YAY!
| Kylee chapter 1 . 11/29/2000
That was the coolest fafic I have ever read! It was nail biting, edge of your seat suspenceful! It kicked $$!
| Rons Girlfriend and Futures Past chapter 1 . 11/25/2000
NEEEEEAAAAT STOOOORRRY! We love Matt and we love the idea of him turning against his friends.
Rons Girlfriend: SPECIALLY Tai.
Futures Past: But not Sora. Sorato for ever!
Ron's Girlfriend: ::Gagg::
Any wat it was a cool story. Contact us if you write more about Matt.
Ron's Girlfriend: And PLEASE R/R my fanfics.
| Erica chapter 1 . 11/18/2000
I loved your story... you have a very creative mind!
| Pikachumaniac chapter 1 . 11/17/2000
Yes, I am the author. I was reading the wonderful reviews, and I just want to tell you , you suck too. I love you so much. I would start cursing, but I don't want to scare anybody else up. But thank you to everybody else who reviewed and gave nice reviews. Obviously, , you have trouble understanding English, cause I specifically said no flames, and if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it. I hope you're not failing whatever English class you're taking, but I would like to talk to them about working on your reading skills.
| Cannot Last chapter 1 . 11/17/2000
yah you wrote more wahoooooooooooooo.i liked that story!1


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I cant seem to figure out how to set what fields the editor shows up on, juts to enable/disable by page.
Am I overlooking something? or is this not built into the module yet?
Comment #1zmove CreditAttribution: zmove commented
The tinyMCE module allow that by declaring a theme function in your template.php. Don't know if WYSIWYG followed the same way, but it would be nice to see it. And it would be wonderfull to be abole to defne a list of textfield you want to hide or show tinyMCE (the same kind of field you define the url you want to activate tinyMCE)...
Comment #2sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|» feature
Wysiwyg implements the #wysiwyg FAPI property to control whether a Wysiwyg editor is allowed for a certain textarea. If #wysiwyg is set to FALSE, then no editor will be loaded.
Comment #3mariagwyn CreditAttribution: mariagwyn commented
@sun: I am sorry, but I am confused. Are you saying this feature already exists and if so, where?
Comment #4sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
The low-level feature exists - so a contrib or custom module is able to explicitly set
'#wysiwyg' => FALSE on a textarea, which should not be wysiwyg-enabled in any case. Custom modules can implement http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_form_alter/6 to alter form definitions.
However, a feature like Gábor described in a recent blog post (which seems to be provided by FCKeditor module) does not exist yet, which is the reason why this issue is still open.
Comment #5sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
Comment #firstname.lastname@example.com CreditAttribution: email@example.com commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
I don't this is a duplicate issue at all. There are some custom content types I'm using that really don't jive with wysiwig, so I really have to turn this off on a node type basis.
Also, I haven't been able to get the #wysiwyg FAPI feature to work at all. For example, to turn it off on the body field, I've tried:
$form['body_field']['body']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE;
$form['body_field']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE;
$form['body_field']['format']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE;
I did set the wysiwyg weight in the system table to come after my custom module.
I couldn't find any reference to the #wysiwyg FAPI property in the code for this module either, so I wonder if this lower-level feature was lost at some point?
Of course I could've missed it or just be doing it incorrectly...
Comment #7sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|Disable TinyMCE for specific textareas
|» Disable editor for specific textareas
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Active
Ok. Until we have better support for input formats in D7, I can see the need for this.
However, I'm unsure whether we really want to re-implement the #wysiwyg FAPI property, or if we rather want to implement a configuration option to disable input formats for certain content-types.
And, on another thought, I'm questioning whether that would be sufficient. "Associate editors/profiles with input formats" is already on the task list (but no issue exists yet), which would allow to associate a certain editor with a certain input format. Combined with an configuration option to remove input formats for certain content-types, you could then for example only allow "Filtered HTML" for blog posts and associate no editor to that input format. Makes sense?
And, on yet another thought, input formats can already be limited via access permissions - so if the association between input formats and editors would be there, would that be sufficient for you use-case?
Comment #email@example.com CreditAttribution: email@example.com commented
"... implement a configuration option to disable input formats for certain content-types."
Yes that would be very helpful.
But I think we've got it backwards. Instead of enabling wysiwyg for all textareas by default, what if the administrator had to enable the wysiwyg for specific fields or content types?
When enabling a module, you don't want to scour all your forms to see what parts of your site you now have to fix. You already know where you want wysiwyg capabilities, so you just enable wysiwyg for those textareas and know the rest of the site will be unaffected.
From the description of a profile, it sounds like that would be the intention: "A Wysiwyg Editor profile can define which pages receive this Wysiwyg Editor capability..."
I'm not sure how best to integrate with the "associate editors/profiles with input formats" feature you mentioned, but I think that will be an important component. I'll keep brainstorming too. :)
Comment #9sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Oww. Thanks for this pointer - the help text is completely out-dated. Maybe that's the cause for some confusion regarding this issue, so let me clarify:
Editors are no longer tied to textareas. Instead, they are tied to input formats. This means, whereever a textarea appears, which is input format enabled, an editor *might* appear. Whether an editor appears or not, depends on the selected input format. (Well, that's not yet the case, but we are very close to it)
So, what you can do already is to define a textarea in CCK and configure it to be plain-text. No editor will appear for this field.
Additionally, input formats are already granted by role. So if you configure an input format, associate an editor to it, and certain users are not permitted to use it, no editor would appear (for them).
In the end, this issue is a bit hypothetic at the moment, since one cannot associate a Wysiwyg profile to an input format yet. However, when that is done (separate issue), the remaining topic of this issue is whether we are somehow able to limit input formats for certain content-types, and maybe bug CCK developers to add additional configuration options for CCK text fields that are input format enabled (called "formatted" in there).
Comment #10sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
It's no longer hypothetical. Editors are associated to input formats in the latest development snapshot, and multiple editors can be loaded on a single page. Someone mentioned http://drupal.org/project/filterbynodetype in another issue. So what else is needed for this issue to be fixed?
Comment #email@example.com CreditAttribution: email@example.com commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Fixed
Thanks Sun, combining filterbynodetype and associating editors with input formats does most of the job. Thanks a lot for this new functionality. Although we still can't affect the defaults for individual textareas, we can change their input format now manually, so that's good. If CCK allowed administrators to set default input formats for each field, we wouldn't even have that problem.
One drawback of this method is that I had to basically double the number of filters I'm maintaining.
- Filter A with WYSIWYG
- Filter A without WYSIWYG
- Filter B with WYSIWYG
- Filter B without WYSIWYG
Despite that minor annoyance, I think we can safely close this issue. Thanks again for all your hard work on this!
Comment #12sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Hm. Thanks for reporting back. However, please beware that the input format configuration you outlined is - due to how input formats work in Drupal - a rather permanent configuration and in my POV, not a "minor annoyance". If we will ever overcome this by implementing additional features into Wysiwyg API or Drupal core, you will probably be stuck with dozens of contents that use one of the "Filter X without WYSIWYG" input formats. You will need advanced Drupal/PHP/DB/developer skills to change the input format in all existing contents to the corresponding format "... with WYSIWYG". Personally, I would not recommend doubling the input formats. Why do you need to duplicate them? It looks like you just want to allow users to use an input format without an editor attached by default. If that is the case, you probably want to reconsider and contribute to #322433: Replace default editor status option(s) with intelligent logic. If not, elaborate on your use-case, please.
Comment #email@example.com CreditAttribution: email@example.com commented
How about this - I could be to create one input format for each node type, and then use the filterbynodetype module to only allow the node type's associated format for that node type. That way if I change my mind in the future about how we're filtering that node type I don't have to worry about how the other node types are handled, and there isn't any confusion about with or without WYSIWYG.
Do you think that solves some of the problems with my previous suggestion?
p.s. I tried to contact you earlier through the contact form associated with your profile and never heard back. I want to donate some money to your work on the WYSIWYG API project, but have to send a check. Is there another way to get in touch with you?
Comment #14sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Well, that sounds a bit more sane, but at the same time, it is still a hack/workaround that might lead to serious issues after all. A potential reason is: Input formats are not only used for nodes - if your users will use one of those input formats for their user signature or in any other textarea provided by a contrib module that supports input formats, they can choose from all formats they are allowed to use.
Unfortunately, you still did not explain your use-case/scenario and why you think you need workarounds like this.
Comment #15sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
@jumpfightgo: I replied to your original mail, and also tried to reply using your contact form on drupal.org - did you receive anything?
Comment #16ckng CreditAttribution: ckng commented
|Disable editor for specific textareas
|» Enable/Disable editor for specific textareas
|» Active
Hi sun,
Here are some possible use cases that I come across that require such feature
- disable editor for all paths under /admin
- enable/disable editor for certain pages/paths,
- or complex requirements by using php to determine where to show the editor, based on role, etc.
- other module's text area which does not has a associated input format, e.g. legal module, site information, etc. which does support HTML markup #337590: tinymce visibility options??
Perhaps a simple checking like what tinymce has on editor appearance (visibility), based on path, php?
Comment #17sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Here are some possible use cases that I come across that require such feature
None of the listed points is a real use-case. Could you please be more concrete?
- disable editor for all paths under /admin
Editors won't show up there already - as long as there is no form field that is input format enabled.
- enable/disable editor for certain pages/paths,
Why? Also, this does not work out, since the path is irrelevant - what matters is/are the form field(s).
- or complex requirements by using php to determine where to show the editor, based on role, etc.
Input formats are already bound to user roles. Isn't that sufficient?
- other module's text area which does not has a associated input format, e.g. legal module, site information, etc. which does support HTML markup #337590: tinymce visibility options??
Regarding Legal, fix the Legal module instead. If the module's purpose is to allow HTML markup in the output, it should properly implement input format support.
Regarding other Drupal core system forms, as analyzed and outlined by Gábor, I am thinking of a small helper module that ships with Wysiwyg and can be optionally enabled to add dummy input format selectors to the various places in core where core is wrong. Most sites won't need this, but I agree that there should be a simple way to enable and use editors on the stated form fields and areas of Drupal core prior D7.
Comment #18damiancugley CreditAttribution: damiancugley commented
Here's a situation I find myself in that might serve as a use case.
We have a site with various sorts of user-contributed objects, including forum posts and tasks (where tasks are something managed by our custom module). Posts can have pictures in them; tasks cannot. It follows that the customer wants for the Add Image button to be present in the TinyMCE toolbar for forum posts but not for tasks.
We can go some way towards fulfilling this requirement by having separate input formats, say 'Filtered HTML' and 'Filtered HTML sans images' with TinyMCE's settings tweaked appropriately for each. The problem is ensuring that only one of these two formats is shown in the Formats menu for the respective textareas. Maybe some ahackery via hook_form_alter will do it.
Comment #19sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Comment #20sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
To consider any actions for this issue, I need proper use-case scenarios. Most (if not all) of what has been mentioned so far can be achieved using the Better Formats module.
I'll mark this issue won't fix if there will be no information for two weeks.
Comment #21mariagwyn CreditAttribution: mariagwyn commented
This might be a use-case scenario, though I want to admit at the beginning I could be missing something obvious:
I have two fields in a CCK Type, Races. The main body field should use WYSIWYG/TinyMCE with Rich Text as its input. This field works just fine.
I have a second "map" field where I want users to paste google maps code. If the field settings are set to "plain text" which does not allow user choice, the google code is pasted and it is the code that shows up in the node, not the map. I have modified my plain text input filter to exactly match my rich text filter, no affect.
However, if I allow a user to select the input format (which I really don't want), the field defaults to Rich Text (the site default), WYSIWYG pops on (which is good), and promptly eats the google code (not so good). The only way to get the code to show up is to disable the editor, repaste the code, and save. But if you edit the post, same problem, the code is eaten.
For the sake of users with very limited web experience, I want the map field to be rich text WITHOUT wysiwyg/tinymce.
Is that a use-case scenario? If it is, let me know the solution. I looked at better_formats, but it does not do field-level control.
Comment #22sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Closed (won't fix)
Well, that's finally a real use-case, so thanks, Maria.
However, I consider the entire approach as a wrong design. If you want your users to just be able to store geo information in a field (and nothing else), then you should not use the gmap filter with a CCK text field. Instead, use one of the modules that provide a real CCK field for entering and displaying a Google Map. I do not know which module provides such a CCK gmap field, but I'm sure there is one.
Marking as won't fix.
Comment #23awolfey CreditAttribution: awolfey commented
I'm trying to do the same thing as #21. To be clear, I'm not asking the users to enter geo data. I only want them to paste the embed code (usually an iframe) into a cck textarea. For reasons stated above, the field has to allow the necessary tags and can't use a wysiwyg editor.
If I use a textfield (not set to plain text) instead of an area it will work, but there is a wysiwyg error that pops up "Error: The TEXTAREA with id or name set to "edit-field-map-embed-0-value" was not found." Further, the textfield is pretty small and hard to use.
There is the iframe project, but it doesn't work with gmaps and would not work for me in all cases.
All I need is to simply turn off wysiwyg by default with no options for the user to select a format for this field.
Advice is appreciated. Thanks.
Comment #24FiNeX CreditAttribution: FiNeX commented
I've a similar problem: I've to paste a "youtube" embbedded video on a block. I've solved creating a "plain text" input format and I've not associated to wysiwyg and I've solved the problem :)
Comment #25gausarts CreditAttribution: gausarts commented
Better_formats seems the way to go :)
Comment #26smk-ka CreditAttribution: smk-ka commented
The recommended techniques didn't work *at all* for me. The only way to prevent WYSIWYG from showing up for a specific content type was to set
$element['format']['#access'] to FALSE in a
#after_build handler. Otherwise some module (probably better_formats, didn't check) added back the whole filter format fieldset. What a pain in the ass :(
Comment #27haggins CreditAttribution: haggins commented
Please reimplement #wysiwyg FAPI-attribute again or add a per field ui-solution (i.e as ckeditor.module does). This seems the only practical possibility to disable wysiwyg for certain fields. Using other modules like BetterFormats is too much overhead to achieve this.
Use case:
Content Type with body field and additional textarea. User has access to "filtered html". To be able to display entered linebreaks in the textarea you need to set its input format to a format with linebreak-converter.
However, if I create a new input format without wysiwyg and grant the user access to it, it results in having an input-filter select option under each field - just because there's no other way to disable wysiwyg for a certain field. And additionally the user has to select "Filtered HTML - no WYSIWYG" input filter manually.
Comment #28TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
Better Formats has very little overhead in my experience, though for this use case I would not need it.
Try the Wysiwyg force linebreaks module instead and optionally set the editor to be disabled by default. (Wysiwyg 6.x-2.2 and 7.x-2.0 also fixed the option to let users choses the default state on their user form for editor profiles configured to allow that.)
That will allow you to use the Linebreak converter filter and have the editor automatically convert them to the proper tags and back again when needed.
Comment #29awasson CreditAttribution: awasson commented
Subscribing (I realize it's closed but you never know):
Am I to understand that this function (permanent disable for specific fields like block fields) will not be a part of WYSIWYG?
I switched to WYSIWYG about 6 months ago and I'm used to being able to do this with TinyTinyMCE. Now I use TinyMCE as my WYSIWYG editor of choice and would like to be able to turn off a specific list of admin type textfields.
Comment #30TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
@awasson, I count the "truly" admin-type textfields in Drupal as those which don't have a format selector and perhaps use filter_xss_admin() for displaying the results instead of check_markup(). Due to the relationship with formats, editor profiles in Wysiwyg will naturally not "bind" to those fields. If other fields are to be considered only accessible by admins, I strongly suggest using a special format for them. You don't need to assign an editor to it, and users without permissions to use that format will not be able to edit the fields it has been applied to (D7 handles that part better, but it's still possible in D6).
If the field on which format availability needs to be controlled is a CCK textfield, I'd suggest trying the latest patch for Better Formats in #350696: Per field format settings with full BF options via CCK widget.
If you're writing a module which applies complex processing to input from a special field, and it's something WYSIWYG editors are unlikely to be able to handle well even with plugins, we've recently re-added the #wysiwyg FAPI property. Setting it to FALSE will make Wysiwyg skip the field completely. Note however it hasn't been included in an official release yet.
Comment #31awasson CreditAttribution: awasson commented
@TwoD, thanks for the reply. You've got me thinking that in D7 I should be able to deal with this with its more granular input formats and yes, I have used BF in D6 so that should be a good solution there as well.
BTW: I'm a huge fan of WYSIWYG. I used TinyTinyMCE and FCKEditor before I discovered WYSIWYG and it really is the best of solutions. Thanks for all the work!
Comment #32arski CreditAttribution: arski commented
@TWoD: I have the latest -dev of wysiwyg module and trying to disable the editor using
$form['field_bla']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE; or $form['field_bla'][0]['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE; but neither works.. am I missing something?
And reading the discussion above, it's ridiculous to say that there is no use case in having this kind of control.. you might not always want multiple editors per page.. and one just needs to be able to control these things.. for some reason CKEditor offers a brilliantly user-friendly approach to this while here I can only see some weird arguments. Anyway.
Comment #33sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|User interface
|» Code
|Closed (won't fix)
|» Needs review
We re-implemented support for #wysiwyg => FALSE in D7 only.
Comment #34sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
Given a manual test + confirmation of the patch in #33, this may have a chance to be contained in the next official release, which we plan to do very very, very soon. Thus, if you want this, please test now.
Comment #35arski CreditAttribution: arski commented
patch applied, only it doesn't really work.. when I dump the $field at that point, it seems to have no #wysiwyg attribute set, even though I do so using hook_form_alter in a module.. possible issue with processing being done before/after something or some module weights?
Comment #36sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|» 6.x-2.x-dev
|Needs review
|» Fixed
Tested manually myself, works fine.
@arski: You're likely trying to set the property on a CCK field... that most likely requires some workaround, since CCK sets a #process on the form element, which expands or may even replace the original form element.
Thanks for reporting, reviewing, and testing! Committed to 6.x-2.x.
A new development snapshot will be available within the next 12 hours. This improvement will be available in the next official release.
Comment #37arski CreditAttribution: arski commented
hmm, so, any chance to make it work for CCK fields? Which is indeed the thing I'm using.
Comment #38sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
It also works for CCK fields. You merely need to figure out the right location and time to assign the #wysiwyg property. I've forgotten about CCK's weird field widget processing logic already (which took several weeks to clean up for D7), so perhaps someone else on this issue can help out.
Comment #39arski CreditAttribution: arski commented
Hmm, tried it with #after_build on either form or element, but either way the #wysiwyg just doesn't make it to the final stage where this module checks the attribute.. grr.. If someone could give me a hint it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Comment #41arski CreditAttribution: arski commented
|» support
|Closed (fixed)
|» Active
could someone please chime in on how to actually use this fix for CCK fields? Thanks a lot!
Comment #42bradallenfisher CreditAttribution: bradallenfisher commented
Have you tried the UTIL module? You can enable module weights. Then weight your custom module heavier than CCK widgets. This eliminates the need for #after_build in some cases. In some cases I can't get any attributes added via hook_form_alter to show up using #after_build.
Comment #43tirdadc CreditAttribution: tirdadc commented
The support for #wysiwyg in D7 doesn't seem to work when you just do $form['field_bla']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE in a hook_form_alter. wysiwyg_pre_render_text_format() isn't actually called at all on my node edit form in my test, I'm not sure why.
UPDATE: never mind, figured out what I botched: it needs to be set at the correct level, which is $form['field_bla']['und'][0]['#wysiwyg'].
Comment #44joecanti CreditAttribution: joecanti commented
What stage is this at for Drupal 7? Is it possible to enable/disable on a per field basis?
Many thanks, Joe
Comment #45jackocnr CreditAttribution: jackocnr commented
If anyone is interested, I just did a blog post about the different options on how you can enable/disable wysiwyg editor for specific forms. Would love feedback if I've missed anything.
Comment #46adamdicarlo CreditAttribution: adamdicarlo commented
@tirdadc's solution in #43 works for me, too, on Drupal 7. I didn't realize you need to set #wysiwyg on the ['und'][0].
Hopefully this snippet might help others formulate their own form_alters for this:
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter(). Works on DRUPAL 7.
function MYMODULE_form_closedquestion_node_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state) {
// Don't let the WYSIWYG appear for our Question Directions field. Any WYSIWYG
// appearing on the node edit form breaks Closed Question's JavaScript-based
// XML editor: http ://drupal.org/node/1334452
$form['field_question_directions']['und'][0]['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE;
Comment #47liquidcms CreditAttribution: liquidcms commented
#45 - seemed like it would be cool if that easy; but not working so far.
i wanted to add W to term description field so added this in a form_alter
if ($form_id == 'taxonomy_form_term') {
$form['identification']['description']['format'] = filter_form();
i can see it has added the filter formats array but nothing on my form has changed including no input format selector (not if that's expected). http://screencast.com/t/2XWNDv97
Comment #48adamdicarlo CreditAttribution: adamdicarlo commented
@liquidcms I'm assuming you're on Drupal 7. I don't know for sure but I think you have to change the field's #type to 'text_format'. See the forms API reference for text_format.
Comment #49liquidcms CreditAttribution: liquidcms commented
actually, this was for D6; but will check if something like that is required here as well. thanks.
Comment #50abendy CreditAttribution: abendy commented
This is not working for in D6. Not sure where I am going wrong with this. Any help?
function video_form_form_video_node_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state) {
$form['#field_info']['field_video_embed']['#wysiwyg'] = FALSE;
edit: the value is being set correctly and the array has been checked with print_r()
Comment #51thedavidmeister CreditAttribution: thedavidmeister commented
I can confirm the technique in #26 from smk-ka works for D6.
Needed to do this as a field for one of my nodes had a WYSIWYG editor on it for about 6 months when it shouldn't. Enabling "plain text" screwed with my views as even with "filter HTML" set in the view, the raw html that had already been entered by users still came through in the display.
Regardless, I still actually wanted that field to use the Filtered HTML input filter, setting it to "plain text" seemed like a hack to me.
Better formats only gives me per-node settings but I need per-field settings. Arguably this is definitely a feature request for CCK rather than WYSIWYG but it is nice to know that the 'wysiwyg' => FALSE method doesn't work at all for CCK but setting the access restriction for the format element in a after_build callback does.
Sad to see so many people struggling with this when the solution is available about halfway through this thread :(
Comment #52TimeBandit CreditAttribution: TimeBandit commented
Building on #26 and #51, this custom module worked for me on a CCK field in D6...
function MODULENAME_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id) {
// target content type is called 'resource'
if ($form_id == 'resource_node_form') {
$form['#after_build'][] = 'resource_node_form_after_build';
function resource_node_form_after_build($form, &$form_state) {
// target field name is 'slideshare1'
$form['field_slideshare1'][0]['format']['#access'] = FALSE;
return $form;
Comment #53Sigvard CreditAttribution: Sigvard commented
Did anyone have a solution for this on Drupal 7?
It's a reall annoyance.
Comment #54TechNikh CreditAttribution: TechNikh commented
Comment #55TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
|» Closed (fixed)
To be honest, I have not yet seen a use case for a feature like this to exist in the core module itself. If a module writer for some reason makes a field format enabled without actually allowing the user to use the tools they've configured for that format, they can set the
#wysiwyg property and have Wysiwyg module ignore it (which on its own is very confusing to some users since it in every other way still looks like a regular format enabled field). If the module does not set the property, a patch can be submitted. If the patch isn't accepted, which would be even stranger, a custom module can take care of it, as seen above.
If all else fails or you can't create a custom module, we now have wyswyg_exclude_field.module thanks to jygastaud. Hence, I'm finally closing this support request. (For D6/CCK, the solution by TimeBandit in #52 could be merged into a D6 version of wysiwyg_exclude_field with very little effort.)
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Months late, but in case you see this:
Ever seen this? It's very common, probably on a lot of the threads:
This got me into energy accounting, and I started separating everything I did (EVERY. THING) into energy giving (rest), energy using and energy neutral. And then keeping track of what I was taking out of the budget and what I was putting back in. I realised fast that on a bad day watching tv, surfing the net, typing, washing up, all that kind of stuff, cost energy I didn't have. I did have to build in a couple of scheduled short rests (laying down eyes closed) for 15 mins to balance the books. I've gone out to the car on breaks at work for 15 minutes laying flat on the backseat, eyes closed. It helped, I was on the edge of bedridden at the time. It's beyond annoying to have to limit myself but if I don't I'm sorry afterwards.
The only thing that controls the pain and tiredness for me (Fibro on top of other things) is keeping in the black on that budget and thinking of it as a budget. If I get 'overdrawn' then the pain and flare pay back on the interest is bad and it takes days to rebalance. And there's the basic chronic illness stuff that also helps, like keep the freezer stocked with good quality stuff that just needs defrosting so no cooking on a bad day, dry shampoo (I could not survive without that stuff) and even paper cups and plates to save a bowl full of washing up on a bad day.
Think about diet, especially in bad patches, and see if you can find things that help. Carbs can flare me badly if I'm in a less good patch, and small frequent meals use less energy to eat than large ones. Easily digestible or very soft foods also don't use up a lot of energy to digest. (I make a lot of home made soup and stuff it in the freezer.) Sounds ridiculous but I find tv channels with adverts drain energy and increase flares on bad days as they're loud, bright, fast and unpredictable and fibro often causes hypersensitive vision and hearing. Keeping the house quiet and calm and keeping upbeat or relaxing dvds around also helps, stress and agitation burns energy and it's very very hard not to be stressed when you're in a lot of pain. I also find the only major pain reliever for me is moist heat, like a shower, bath or beanbag microwave pads, and do them morning and evening needed or not. That seems to keep pain from building up.
I found it useful to write and keep a 'plan' of all the things that help on bad days, all the things I can do that I know help. Often on a bad day when I'm badly brainfogged I don't remember what to do or how to feel better and it helps to have something written to follow.
Hi I have not been diagnosed as such with fybromyalgia. It all started a year ago. Pains in my body. Went docs & they said i had a vitamin D deficiency. Put on tablets for 6months. Pains got worse. Went back had blood tests & nothing. Then seen another doc & he said he thinks ive got fybro. Put me citaphalm they seem to work for a while but the last month or so has been awful. More blood tests for menopause & thyroid. All ok. Not sure what to do now. Can anyone help. I am fed up with the pains, sleep disturbance, & the tiredness is dreadfull. Im 48 years old & feel 70. Not good. Any advise would be appreciated :-)
Yeah, Flylady is good. I'm a fibro, too. Have you searched fibro? www.ukfibromyalgia.com is one group that'll have links to a group in your area.
Your GP should have some info about pain management courses (they teach pacing, too). The pacing is probably the most important thing you can do for yourself. If you overdo it, you'll pay in spades for ages after. Your GP should refer you to a rheumatologist for specialist help.
I'm careful about what I eat as oxalates set off my pseudo gout, but I've not noticed it helping with the fibro.
I second the CAB suggestion, but claiming is going to be very hard work with the changes afoot now. (I get so bloody annoyed about this as it's genuinely ill people that need help that are being punished and slated in the press.)
Good luck.
Hi there
First of all big hugs from someone who is suffering from M.E know what it is like. It's so frustrating! Yes I have improved myself but I do get bouts where my legs, arms brain doesn't work. What I have found that helps is the website www.flylady.com I think that's the address.(housework etc) If not just Google flylady and I'm sure you would get somewhere. I find if you at least just do a bit at a time you feel that some has been done. I have actually got a cleaner that comes in once a week which I can't get by without. I do general maintenance myself like put my dirty clothes in the washing machine instead of in the wash basket. Once I have a load I put it on. Stitch in time and all the jazz.
As for the benefit you never know unless you try. Go to c.a.b and get their advice on that one. I know that there has been a lot of changes and those who would have been eligible are not now.
I've have fibromyalgia since I was 17 my GP thought it could have been related somehow to having glandular fever but no one is sure.
So far I have tried codeine and amatryptaline both work but make me feel rubbish. I can't take gabapentin as I'm allergic to it, but I know it works well for others.
I have also tried talking therapy (that one just annoyed me and didn't help.) and physiotherapy (also no good)
The vegan diet didn't work no did the paleo diet I tried both for 8 months.
I find when I'm pregnant up until baby is about 3 months my symptoms subside (but I now have 4 dc and I'm not sure I want any more)
Currently I'm 4 days into trying the low oxalate diet, but it's a bit tricky with breastfeeding but I think I can eat enough without being too hungry.
I also walk a lot and I want to start swimming but haven't got a bathing suit at the moment and can't afford one.
I also nap when I can but I also dislike doing that as it makes me want more sleep.
I can really sympathise as my dh has taken a 2 year uk job he usually works abroad but my last relapse was so bad that with 3 kids I needed more support. I then found I was expecting but as ds is now 2 months the symptoms are back. If the low oxalate diet doesn't work I'm not sure what we'll do in 2014 when he's due to start travelling again.
Anyway I know how hard it is and if your thinking of trying low oxalate I will be doing it to. Also feel free to pm me about anything at all if you need it. All the best it's hard but you will manage somehow.
I know a few friends with fibro (I've a few other medical conditions and thankfully not fibro). One particular friend has the attitude that she must keep going and never give in to the condition. She always has a rest mid afternoon and doesn't let an awful lot get in the way of that. She takes regular pain medications which help and has a great GP. Another friend with fibro worked until retirement with the help of extra aids like a special chair and raising her desk height.
If I could offer a little extra advise its to pace yourself. Easier said than done but trust me if you can do it even a little, you'll find the peaks and troughs are lessened. We all benefit from hydrotherapy and both ladies mentioned do palates with a tutor who works with people with disabilities.
As for benefits. Yes you can claim. You can get what used to be called Disability Living Allowance even if you're working, but like most benefits, you need to prove how disabled the medical condition leaves you. Other benefits are dependent on your family income so be warned. Hope
I've been of some help?
Can't really help I'm afraid but didn't want you to go unanswered.
Maybe re-post this in General Health? I know there are a few Fibro sufferers about.
Hope things get a bit easier for you soon.
Bumping again
Bump x
I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia last year after having it since DD1 was born. My DH works very long hours so mon- fri I am almost like a single parent to our 2 DDs plus working 25hrs a week and tbh it is exhausting. I try and stick to routine as much as possible (DD1 aged 7.9yrs needs to have routine or behaviour goes out the window & DD2 only turned 1 end of dec).
I need helpful tips on how to stay energised and not completely exhausted and in massive amounts of pain.
Also if I were to give up work could I claim any disability benefits? Never claimed anything before so don't know what's what?
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And even more images of the Nokia Lumia 520 and Lumia 720 emerge
0. phoneArena posted on 24 Feb 2013, 21:52
We are just hours away from hopefully knowing all there is to know about these two devices, but the images...
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1. Joshing4fun (Posts: 1237; Member since: 13 Aug 2010)
These are the only Nokia phones that keep getting leaked. If these are the only phones that Nokia actually show at MWC I'm gonna be pissed.
5. jsdechavez (Posts: 758; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
Perhaps they'll also preview prototypes of the EOS.. Otherwise, I agree with you.
8. brandonrana (Posts: 57; Member since: 04 Nov 2012)
Lumia 520 and 720 - ''we are sexy and we know it'' ;)
13. Hemoroid (Posts: 72; Member since: 13 Feb 2013)
Why all this talk about Nokia all the time?? Nokia is just copying Sammy and you know it.
Please phonearena Im tired reading all this nokiastories!
16. smartphone (Posts: 160; Member since: 21 Oct 2011)
No one can copy Samsung becoz no one makes uglier devices than Samsung.
And the colourful design is Nokia's trademark in recent time and everybody is following that look at Alcatel new phone.
17. Johnnokia (Posts: 1144; Member since: 27 May 2012)
Nokia is copying from Samsuck. Looooool
This morning joke.
18. MarioGomez (banned) (Posts: 40; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
Are you idiot or trying to be?
19. Hemoroid (Posts: 72; Member since: 13 Feb 2013)
Please nokiafanboy i can't take you seriously when you are typing my name incorrect. Maybe you are typing from a nokia?? Recommend to buy a phone by Sammy.
21. eanpreou (Posts: 19; Member since: 14 Feb 2013)
And I'd recommend you listen to your classes in grammar and use your common sense more often. He intentionally changed your name. Try and open your eyes and read it again.
23. Hemoroid (Posts: 72; Member since: 13 Feb 2013)
Please phonearena can you ban this troll!
24. eanpreou (Posts: 19; Member since: 14 Feb 2013)
LOL I'm the troll now?
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OMG those are beautiful. I see they're making good use of the dual-shot plastic style.
2. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
The Lumia series is already getting long in the tooth and it's only been 4 months. What's next Nokia/Microsoft?
3. Johnnokia (Posts: 1144; Member since: 27 May 2012)
I have a friend who is working in Nokia's board and he told me that Nokia is planning to wait for Windows Phone response before producing a phone with 41 MP.
Nokia plan B would be Android or new Operating System that they are working on it since 3 years.
4. Laura90 (banned) (Posts: 20; Member since: 24 Feb 2013)
You are totally right.
I heard about Nokia OS many times.
News from Finland "Nokia is working on it and waiting to be full mature".
This Nokia plan B.
So. Should we wait for Nokia EOS today?
6. MarioGomez (banned) (Posts: 40; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
I'm so happy to hear that.
Let's Nokia has its OS.
Let's see Nokia boom again
7. alterecho (Posts: 1099; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Hey, this is significant info you are stating here!!
They've been working on a new OS for 3 years?! I'm interested in seeing that.
Hope you have not disappointed you're friends trust by giving this info.
9. Johnnokia (Posts: 1144; Member since: 27 May 2012)
I just heard that from a friend working in Nokia Corp.
So, I'm not sure.
Let's wait if Nokia will unveil Lumia EOS today. If not, this will support the story of Nokia Operating System.
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No problem darling John.
We know that you are a very loyal Nokians.
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From what I see, that can be said for just about any demanding business. They eventually miss certain aspects about the job. The energy from the crowd, seeing new things, the fans, the money, etc. But it's hard to miss sleepless nights, appearance after appearance, getting banged up, the schedule, the traveling, politics like with any business, etc.
It's kind of a love hate relationship with demanding businesses. In order to achieve the kind of exposure, that rush and greatness they want, they have to go through the rigors of the business.
Guys like CM Punk worked hard and enjoyed the good parts. Worked hard to get to the top and be known. The opportunity came and he ran with it. But at some point, once you've reached a pinnacle, not everyone wants to be Hogan or Cena. Not everyone is treated equal. Triple H calls it taking your ball and going home when it gets tough, which may be true. But not every superstar is looking for the same thing.
I think it's more of a relief after the rigors. But I doubt that means they hated the business. But after receiving exposure, saving money and looking into other ventures, they realize there's more for them. Someone like John Morrison probably never wanted to be a Triple H and REALLY stay in the business. Heck even Shane didn't want to stay in the business as he had other interest to become his own man. Some superstars are meant to be Hogan, Cena, Taker, HBK, Triple H, etc. Some are meant to be there for a short period of time, fill the card, entertain the crowd, and move on.
I doubt CM Punk is COMPLETELY done, but my personal belief is that the rigors of the business and certain politics pushed him over an edge to walk out. I don't lose respect for him and don't see him as weak. Just another human being who simply needed a break. Stone Cold Steve Austin did it and related to it best he said that for him and probably CM Punk, things just got hectic, he wasn't feeling the business and needed to just go away for a little bit.


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|2003-11-10, 22:07
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Age: 29
Sousuke Likes Kaname?
Well, I know this thread might sound kinda silly but after watching the part where Kaname and her senpai went to the *Ahem* Fumo Fumo Park, I was wondering does Sagara likes Kaname? We all know he is a war-crazy, gloomy guy but.....isn't it obvious that Kaname likes Sagara? Unless that guy really is a baka, he should have noticed it by now! This makes me kinda wonder whether ANYTHING GOOD will happen between them.....Btw, I jus started watching Full Metal Panic and that includes Fumoffu so forgive me if i don't know much.....
Edit: And sorry! I jus read another thread that sort of discuss about the ending of FMP?F...And it is really fustrating to see how "ignorant" Sagara is...
|2003-11-10, 23:03
|Link #2
ore wa kanpeki da
Join Date: Nov 2003
hard to say. sagara doesn't seem express his feelings very well.. in fact he totally sucks at it. I do think he likes kaname more than tessa, he doesn't feel as comfortable around her. But a guy like sagara will never say how he really feels
|2003-11-11, 01:55
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Age: 29
But I believe one day that Sagara will be a couple with Kaname. After all, it would be kinda weird if the anime ends with them still not being a couple, right?
|2003-11-11, 01:56
|Link #4
*Kyuuketsuki Otaku*
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Somewhere in Hawaii
I think Sagara really cares about Kaname very much its just hard for him to express it. They are times when he shows how much he cares for her in some episodes. I guess you could say he really likes Kaname but doesn't know how to express it normmally since he was brainwashed his whole life by war. I do hope either Sagara or Kaname confess their feelings to each other face to face. I think that will wrap up this series very nicely, but hey if it doesn't oh well it was an fantastic series, which I really enjoyed.
|2003-11-11, 02:07
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Sagara deffinitely likes Kaname. It is true he doesn't express his feelings well, or at all. Sagara doesn't express his feelings so much because he is there to protect Kaname. There is also tention between Tessa and Sagara. Tessa is completely in love with him, while Sagara seems indifferent.
I recently watched the first season, straight (took me about 10 hours). I would deffinitely reccomend picking it up. Its great!
|2003-11-11, 03:20
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: California
Yeah; I've never quite figured out the traditional anime fascination with having these unfortunate love triangles. One person always seems to end up left in the cold (FMP, presumably) or dead (Scrapped Princess). All rather depressing.
I'll hazard that it's pretty obvious Kaname will be the "girl of choice" in the end, and in many ways I agree, but Tessa just seems so much better suited to him. Apart from adoring him (always a plus), she's got so much more in common with him and hence is in a much better position to tolerate (daresay appreciate) his various quirks (rather than ruthlessly smack him)...
Ah well. I eagerly await the remaining eps...
- Fromage
|2003-11-11, 03:30
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Age: 34
From what I noticed, it seems that Sagara does like Chidori. And yes, Sagara had a hard time showing it his feelings, but he can be very forward, or blunt sometimes. Notice after Tessa leaves, Chidori's conversation with Souske. Souske felt relieved, which is the opposite feeling you're suppose to get when the one you like isn't around. Also, in part 3 and part 7(I think). Chidori asked Souske if he was worried about her, and both times he said yes.
|2003-11-11, 08:56
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Age: 33
Actually, I predict that this anime will take an unexpected (or since I'm predicting it it might be fairly expected) turn and end up with Sagara being with Tessa. Not that I necessarily want them together, but I think near the end Tessa will recall Sagara back to the submarine and he will be forced to leave Chidori. And we can all guess what will happen if Sagara is recalled back to the submarine...
|2003-11-11, 21:04
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Ecchi Nazi
Even though i like Tessa better than Kaname, Souske and Chidori makes a better pair. (Tessa is mines Souske doesn't deserve her)
I think they make a better couple because Chidori always try to teach him whats right from wrong even if that means slapping him senseless with a japanese fan. Plus they've been together through so many things so theres a little bond between them and Chidori has grown to learn and understand many things about him.
And yes its pretty obvious that Souske likes Chidori but he doesn't know much about love or relationships so he can't express his feelings.
Like everyone else, i'm really curious to see how this series is going to end... I hope it ends with one of them, (or both) confessing their love face to face.
|2003-11-12, 04:25
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It's not that Sagara has a hard time expressing his feelings, it's just that he has a weird way of doing it. He's never wishy-washy about doing anything, I find. He's just clueless, that's all. And yeah, I'm guessing he likes Chidori and will probably end up with her in the end.
|2003-11-12, 22:41
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As someone put it so eloquently: "Sagara likes Chidori whether he knows it or not" and I have to completely agree with that statement. Sagara is a moron who's been through hell, and you can't expect someone like that to know a lot about being in these kinds of relationships.
Though I heard from someone, who apparently read the novels, that Sagara does eventually realize he likes Kaname so that's something the anime can work with if its true. (Sigh) but only one episode left.
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Or maybe, he just likes getting hit in the head with a fan.
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Cowboys say complex to be renamed AT&T Stadium
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys say their billion-dollar complex will be renamed AT&T Stadium as part of a multi-year deal with the telecommunications giant.
Team owner Jerry Jones said Thursday he wants "this building to be more familiar than the White House."
Specifics of the deal weren't immediately available but the team says the deal includes access to AT&T mobile technology.
The name change for $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium takes effect before the start of the season. The Cowboys host the New York Giants in their season-opener Sept. 8.
Numerous signs outside and inside the stadium will be changed to reflect the AT&T name. The company is based in nearby Dallas.


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SENDAI – The winning bidder of a teacup used by pop icon Lady Gaga died Thursday of an illness, a day after donating it to Miyagi Prefecture, his sister said.
Akihisa Yumi, a 54-year-old dentist in the Miyagi city of Osaki, bought the teacup for around ¥6 million at a charity auction last spring to support those affected by the 2011 quake-tsunami disasters. He died at a local hospital of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a lung disease he developed after Miyagi and much of Tohoku was wrecked by the catastrophe.
According to the sister, Koto Cho, 52, Yumi was constantly involved in volunteer work in the disaster-ravaged areas. He took part in the auction, saying he "does not want the item to be used for purposes other than the reconstruction (of Tohoku)."
Yumi's condition worsened earlier this year and he became bedridden about 10 days ago, prompting Cho to donate the teacup.


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By Joseph Ax
NEW YORK, June 30 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has vacated the conviction of a former Merrill Lynch administrative assistant who lied to a grand jury under pressure from her boss but then helped convict six former brokers and traders of generating illegal profits with information they overheard on a "squawk box."
Judge Leo Glasser of U.S. District Court in Brooklyn took the extraordinarily rare step of vacating the guilty plea of Irene Santiago, who admitted in 2005 to testifying falsely before a grand jury and agreed to cooperate with government investigators.
Santiago's testimony helped convict the six men but their convictions were overturned on appeal. Prosecutors later agreed to drop the charges against them if they met certain conditions.
In a ruling released on Friday, Glasser said it would be an injustice to leave Santiago with a conviction after the six defendants had their records scrubbed clean and their rights restored.
In 2009, thanks in part to Santiago's assistance, prosecutors convicted six former brokers and traders accused of listening in on pending orders from customers over squawk boxes between 2002 and 2004. Prosecutors said the six used the information to trade ahead of those transactions, a practice known as "front running."
The defendants were Kenneth Mahaffy, formerly of Merrill, now part of Bank of America Corp ; David Ghysels, formerly of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc; Timothy O'Connell, formerly of Merrill; and Keevin Leonard, Robert Malin and Linus Nwaigwe, all formerly of the now-defunct broker-dealer A.B. Watley Inc.
Santiago primarily worked as an assistant to O'Connell. When government investigators sought to interview her as part of their probe, O'Connell persuaded her to lie to the grand jury, telling her he would "lose everything" and that he might "do something stupid," Glasser said in Friday's ruling.
In 2010, Glasser sentenced Santiago to a $10 fine, wondering aloud why prosecutors had indicted her given the pressure O'Connell put on her and the cooperation she provided.
Two years later, the 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals vacated the six men's convictions, ruling that prosecutors withheld key evidence and that jurors had been inadequately instructed.
Last year, prosecutors said they had reached deferred prosecution agreements with the six defendants, permitting the charges to be dropped if they stayed out of legal trouble for a period of time. Lawyers for several of the defendants said at the time they were pleased to put the case behind them.
In vacating the conviction, Glasser said it would be unfair to make Santiago a "real-life Hester Prynne, condemned to wear her scarlet letter of conviction for life."
A spokesman for Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch said the office was "reviewing Judge Glasser's decision."
In an interview, Santiago's lawyer, Marjorie Peerce, said, "Irene Santiago is pleased to have her name back and not be labeled a felon. The past nine years have been very difficult for her." (Reporting by Joseph Ax; Editing by Noeleen Walder)


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Contributed by Heather Hedges on 06/20/12
Associate Professor Karen Edwards (HPPE) presented a session titled "Using Electronic Portfolios for Assessing Learning Outcomes in a Capstone Course" at the 2012 Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA) Annual Meeting, which was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 30 through June 3.
Attendee's learned how to use an electronic portfolio format in an undergraduate program capstone course. They also gained knowledge of how to capture learning outcomes assessment data from the format, as well as explored issues related to developing the portfolio and guiding its construction for the students.
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Steelers notebook: LB Jones fine after trip to hospital
Jarvis Jones clearly has a nose for the football. What he apparently doesn't have yet is a chest for it.
Jones, the Steelers' first-round draft pick, required an overnight hospital stay Saturday after multiple players piled on top of him while he gathered up a loose ball — something he's done with regularity in his first NFL preseason.
"The ball's finding him, but he's finding his way to the ball," LaMarr Woodley said.
Jones called his skill for creating turnovers "lucky" and said, "I just run to the ball and try to make plays."
Jones said he's fine — "It's just a bruise" — but he didn't practice Monday.
• Emmanuel Sanders is moving into the wide receiver position (flanker) once played by Hines Ward. He's not the blocker Ward was, but he said being multi-faceted is a requirement in the Steelers' offense. "(Assistant coach) Richard Mann always says that if you don't block, you don't get the rock," said Sanders, who mostly played slot receiver until now. "I feel like that's the philosophy around Pittsburgh. ... Yeah, we have to catch the ball but, yeah, we also have to block."
• The punting competition will last through Thursday's final preseason game, though incumbent Drew Butler (47.3 average) appears to have the edge over Brian Moorman (40.5). "This competition's made me better," Butler said. "I'm trying to make that jump in Year 2 because I know coach (Mike) Tomlin has specific standards for second-year players. I feel like I'm going to bring that development to him and the team."
• The Steelers won't have the entire weekend off as they often do following the final preseason game. They are scheduled to practice Sunday after taking Friday and Saturday off. They also will practice Monday — as they always do during the opening week of the regular season — ahead of their usual Tuesday off. The 53-man roster must be set by 6 p.m. Saturday.
• Rookie quarterback Landry Jones is completing just 45.2 percent of his passes during the preseason, and he didn't get into the game Saturday. Regardless, wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders sees week-to-week improvement by the fourth-round pick. "When he came in (last spring) he had his rookie miscues, but he's starting to understand the offense and what it takes to be a pro," Sanders said.
• The Steelers gave running back Felix Jones a few base plays Saturday so he could carry the ball eight times the day after they acquired him from Philadelphia. This week, Jones admittedly needs to do some homework in a hurry. "I'm going to study the playbook and try to show the coaches more during practice," Jones said. "Once I know the playbook, I can play fast."
• This is the 11th straight year the Steelers end the preseason by playing Carolina. The Steelers must win Thursday at Charlotte to avoid their first winless preseason since 2006.


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If the last two Friday nights have felt emptier than a bum's beer bottle, here's the cause: without warning, "The A-Train," KRKH 97.3 FM's Friday night rock n' roll show, was forced into an unwarranted and untimely end. As with infants and ejaculation, there ain't nothin' good about being premature.
On the morning of Monday, March 12, The A-Train's host–Maui's beloved radio personality "Johnny A"–was served a surprise proverbial pink slip from H. Hawaii Media. And this, despite being the radio group's top sales producer for the more than three years he worked as their marketing professional. Taking the high road, Johnny simply cites "a difference of opinion" with the owner of the company.
Entirely a labor of love, no one–including Johnny–was ever paid for workin' on the A-Train railroad. It was simply a chance to party to some great rock tunes, celebrate sponsors and welcome another weekend in paradise.
"I'm very disappointed I can't go on the air to do The A-Train anymore," Johnny told me. "But it really sucks that I never had the chance to say goodbye to our listeners."
The A-Train was the last live show on the KRKH station, one of just two live shows left in all of H. Hawaii Media (which also owns KONI 104.7 FM and KRYL 106.5 FM). The station's other live shows–Ace's Radio Rehab and Spike's Sonic Playground, which Johnny also launched–met a similar end last Fall.
See, live radio's an endangered species. Today's technology allows for everything to be pre-recorded and redone to the point of losing spontaneity's charm (one of The A-Train's most winning qualities). "A programmer's four-hour shift's now relegated to a 40 minute shift," Johnny explained. "The quality's terrible. You might as well be listening to an iPod." (Read: enjoy your icky Nickleback, folks.)
Fortunately, the pendulum's swinging back toward the human element, as (most) company owners are realizing that live shows, which connect with real people in real ways, get better ratings–and better ratings mean a better bottom line.
The A-Train began in November 2008, building off Johnny's popular early '90s shows "The Bone Jar" and "The Monkey Spankers" (on Pacific Radio Group's KLHI 101.1 FM). In my metalhead high school years, I listened to these programs' wild antics with rapt admiration. Lo and behold, this "Kula Kid" (kind of) grew up, and since last summer I've been–er, um, was–an A-Train co-host. (PS: I'm not sure how many people get a gig by making an impromptu hymen joke, but that's how I did it.)
At the risk of missing someone (forgive me if I do), I'll at least mention the core crew of boys–"Pistol Pete," "Cuzin Larry" and "Old Hickory"–whose witty personalities were the crux of the show, alongside our conductor, Johnny. But because no one likes a sausage fest (unless its literally sausage), and because Johnny's balder than a bowling ball, he had to get a harem. So too, applause is due to hottie co-hosts like "Lovely Lana," "Holly Rocks" and "Knockout Natalia." Plus, I'd be remiss to not mention "Abe's Logic," who composed each of our theme songs and segment drops.
My time on The A-Train was an education: musically, professionally and personally. Every week I learned a little more from Johnny's understated, consummate cool. He's the kind of guy who makes me wish I was in the US Marine Corps, too (he served from '84-'88, at Camp Pendelton, CA, Twentynine Palms, CA, and Quantico, VA, and abroad in Okinawa, Japan and the Philippines). But I'm the kind of girl who during commercial breaks can be found in the stairwell, sneaking tokes and ciggies and swigs of anything with a bite that lasts 'til morning.
The day after the show's demise, I had a somber lunch in Ma'alaea with Johnny, K-Rock Kara and fellow journo Trish "The Dish" Smith (who, since the beginning of the show, had a lively "What's Going On" community segment). The owners of Beach Bums–Skip Hildreth and David Mecklenburg–saw Johnny, and approached him to re-up their radio ads, so Johnny had to give them the news.
The restaurant owners gushed, "Sorry to hear that, man… We'll follow you anywhere… It's the most effective advertising we've ever done… Your creativity connects with people in a way that no other ad can, and we can't thank you enough."
I think I speak for the rest of the A-Train crew when I say that I can't thank you enough either, Johnny. We'll all follow you anywhere.
"It sounds cliche," said Johnny, "but if there's one thing I've learned in life it's that when bad things happen, you just gotta roll with it."
But without a chance to say farewell on his own platform, Johnny prepared a few parting words that I'd like to share on mine:
"The A-Train was on every Friday at the same time [3-9pm] for three and a half years. It has been one of the best experiences of my life–and I thank all the good people who helped make it happen every week, my co-hosts, and my sponsors. Most of all I thank the folks that tuned in an enjoyed our show. We had such a blast every Friday, and it always blew my mind that you guys actually enjoyed all the goofy shit we pulled on the air. Knowing that so many people listened and had fun will stay with me always. Thank you."
To read more Kula Kid with links and photos and stuff, and to leave comments, visit mauifeed.com/kulakid


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WebSphere vs. .NET: IBM and Microsoft Go Head to Head
After carrying out a number of benchmarks, Microsoft concluded that .NET offers better performance and cost-performance ratio than WebSphere. IBM rebutted Microsoft's findings and carried out other tests proving that WebSphere is superior to .NET. Microsoft responded by rejecting some of IBM's claims as false and repeating the tests on different hardware with different results.
Expression as a Compiler
The ability to dynamically generate code can greatly increase the expressiveness of developers. Repetitive code can be eliminated and complex decisions be pushed back to configuration files that can be changed by business analysts. In the past .NET developers built dynamic code using Reflection.Emit or CodeDom, but with LINQ Expressions a lightweight alternative has become available.
A Fusion of Proven Ideas: A Look Behind S#arp Architecture
In this article Billy McCafferty presents S#arp Architecture, an ASP.NET MVC architectural framework meant to leverage current best practices in architecting ASP.NET web applications by providing a project code template which uses Domain-Driven Design techniques and has built-in support for NHibernate, Castle Windsor and SQLite.
Rapid Application Development using Naked Objects for .NET
When time to release is critical, Naked Objects allows you to quickly generate a presentation layer from annotated domain objects. 22
Silverlight and Java Interoperability
Robert Bell, Microsoft, introduces interoperability scenarios for using Silverlight from Java and provides architectural guidance using sample code snippets. 3
Implementing Manual Activities in Windows Workflow
Windows workflow (WF) is an excellent framework for implementing business processes, but lacks support for human activities. This article describes a completely generic approach for changing this. 9
Book Published: Essential Windows Communication Foundation
InfoQ is pleased to provide a hosted chapter from the recently published "Essential Windows Communication Foundation" authored by Steve Resnick, Richard Crane, and Chris Bowen.
Beyond Foundations of F# - Asynchronous Workflows
Robert Pickering continues the conversation in this third article on F# and this time focuses on Asynchronous Workflows and the resulting peformance gains obtained when used.
Beyond Foundations of F# - Workflows
Next in a series of articles on F#, Robert Pickering progresses the discussion to a deep dive on workflows which are the building blocks for creating DSLs. 1
Test Driven Development with Visual Studio for Database Professionals
Cory Foy walks through the process to implement Test Driven Development for business logic implemented in the database. 4
Steve Sloan on BizTalk Server 2006 R2
InfoQ talked to Steve Sloan, Senior Product Manager, about the BizTalk Server 2006 R2 in the context of SOA.
Interview: Dino Chiesa on Microsoft's SOA strategy
InfoQ talked to Dino Chiesa, Director of Marketing for .Net in the Connected Systems Division to better understand Microsoft's SOA strategy and how customers were using WCF.


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May 11 2009
Press Conference: "30-Day Countdown" to the Digital Television Transition
Below is the media advisory for an event this Wednesday (5/13/09) to mark the "30-Day Countdown" to the Digital Television Transition on June 12.
What: Press Conference on the 30-Day Countdown to the Digital Television Transition
When: Wednesday, May 13 at 3:15 p.m.
Where: Seattle City Hall, 600 Fourth Avenue – Bertha Knight Landes Room
Who: Councilmember Bruce Harrell, Federal Communications Commission Representatives
Why: In a joint effort with the Federal Communications Commission, Councilmember Harrell will convene this press conference to mark the "30-Day Countdown" to the June 12th nationwide transition to digital television. The press conference will also call attention to the remaining 20,000 households in the Seattle market that remain unprepared for the transition.
"The City needs to continue marketing this change to digital television and make sure that all residents are ready for the transition," said Councilmember Harrell. "Local television programming is a fundamental service for many residents, enabling them to receive information and participate in their local democracy."
Members from the FCC will be at the press conference to provide a demonstration on how to install the converter box to an analog TV with an indoor antenna. Staff members will be on hand to help residents who have not taken advantage of the $40 coupon that is available to subsidize the $40 – $70 cost of the converter box.
For more information, visit the improved http://www.DTV.gov website or the City's website at: http://seattle.gov/cable/digital.htm. You can also call Councilmember Harrell's office at 206-684-8804.
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The NHL style may be modified in this lockout-shortened season -- more battened down defensively -- but the tale of the Winnipeg Jets so far is in the goals department.
Both ways, it's going the wrong way.
Winnipeg's per-game averages in 2011-12 were 2.74 goals for and 3.00 against.
Through 13 games of this mad 48-game dash, the gap is wider -- 2.53 and 3.30.
The team's stated mission for the season was to be better defensively. OK, so the results aren't there yet but they're working on it.
Last season, goals weren't the big issue. The Jets scored pretty much the same way the conference-winning New York Rangers did.
But now, even the offence is dwindling.
In their last five outings, the Jets have just nine goals (miraculously, two wins from that). Two of those goals have come in desperation final minutes in losses, another as a winner in overtime.
"I don't know if we're squeezing our sticks but we do feel we're having trouble finding the back of the net," left-winger Evander Kane acknowledged on Saturday after the team's skate at the MTS Iceplex, a day of preparation for today's home encounter with the Boston Bruins (5 p.m. TSN Jets, TSN 1290).
Kane has three goals through 13 games.
"Two of the goals we've scored are in the last minute of the game. Take those away, we don't have (much) for 59 minutes of a game.
"We have to find a way to create more offence."
Jets right-winger Blake Wheeler, who has scored four times, said the talk in the locker-room is not solely devoted to offence.
"No. It doesn't matter what the score is, we want to win," he said. "To win, you've got to score goals, that goes without saying. But 1-0 is just as good as 5-4 for us. The bigger concern is that we're on the wrong end of all these games right now.
"If you saw Pittsburgh, they were willing to play a 1-0 game. They have some pretty good players over there and they weren't scoring goals either.
"We do need to score more to win games, but at the same time, we've got to do some other things as well."
Added Kane: "I don't think it's the elephant in the room. Guys are pretty aware what's going on. We try to figure out as best we can and like I said before, we've got to find different ways to spring some guys loose."
Veteran centre Olli Jokinen Saturday insisted simplicity was going to help the Jets, if they will stay committed.
"You've got to keep the game simple and play the right way," Jokinen said. "The impact from (Friday) night is that we worked hard, we had some chances to score and you have to believe that if you play that way, you'll have a better chance to win than lose most nights."
He said wins and losses are not the right thoughts within a game.
"Things change fast during the game," he said. "You want to play for the win, that's got to be the mindset but I think as a player, sometimes we lose our focus and think "outcome" too much. I think if you stay in the process for 60 minutes, the results are going to be there."
A few obvious things might help the Jets, like a better power play. It's scoreless in four games and just one for 14 in the last five.
Other details could help, too.
"We miss a lot of our shots, over the net or it's being blocked," Jokinen said. "That's the one thing we have to get better at, to hit the net more."
FUNDAMENTALS: A rather big word for the basic, easy stuff.
Such as, in the case of the Winnipeg Jets, hitting the net with shots, or putting the puck near the net.
Hence these words from coach Claude Noel, Saturday, keeping in mind that the Jets are No. 2 in the NHL in missed shots at 182. Ottawa was higher at 187.
"When you watch the goals being scored around the league, there are not a lot of pretty goals getting scored," Noel said. "One of the things we don't do enough of is get pucks to the net. And we don't hit the net enough. When you miss the net... sometimes you have to realize the angle you're shooting the puck from.
"When you've got a bad-angle shot, is that the time to pick a corner or is that a time to reward the players that are going to the net or are at the net?"
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I've been dying to try the cut out technique, so this is a , bakery bought cake, doctored up with fondant overlay and then my free hand cutout. I was asked to do this last minute for my cousin, so it was a great opportunity to try before doing it for a client. I had to finish in 45 minutes, so it wasnt as clean as I would like. but do like the finished product


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How to make vegan ramen
July 20, 2017, 2:57 p.m. by Jaymi Heimbuch
Cut the salt and boost the flavor with homemade ramen soup.
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Details are limited, but Whole Foods needs money and Amazon wants brick-and-mortar.
Why we should plant food forests instead of gardens
June 14, 2017, 9:33 a.m. by Ilana Strauss
In Tel Aviv, locals are turning edible plants into self-regulating ecological forests that require less upkeep than gardens.
Are food pesticides harmful to humans?
June 5, 2017, 3:16 p.m. by Mary Jo DiLonardo
Chemicals are sprayed to kill pests and sometimes we ingest them too.
6 surprising health benefits of mushrooms
May 23, 2017, 11:53 a.m. by Angela Nelson
'Magic' indeed: Many varieties are packed with vitamins, immunity-boosters and cancer-fighting properties.
Is this seaweed the magical bacon unicorn of vegetables?
May 16, 2017, 2:57 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
Dulse, a red marine alga, is highly nutritious, fast-growing — and supposedly tastes like bacon when fried. The Internet weighs in...
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Some wonder if lower prices will also mean fewer options.
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What to look for when buying maple syrup, and how to use it for delicious results.
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- 2 1⁄2 lbs pork spareribs
- 6 fluid ounces maple syrup (the real stuff – please do not substitute!)
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- salt, to taste
- 2 teaspoons mustard
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- Place ribs in a large saucepan, cover with water and bring to the boil.
- Reduce the heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour.
- Drain and place in a shallow dish.
- In a small saucepan, combine the maple syrup, brown sugar, ketchup, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and mustard.
- Bring to a boil, stirring, and then remove from the heat and pour over the ribs.
- Toss the ribs to coat well, cover and marinate in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours.
- Transfer ribs to the grill, reserving marinade and cook over medium hot coals for about 20 minutes, or until tender and glazed, turning from, time to time and basting with the reserved marinade.
- Serve hot.


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This section demonstrates how to use the command line interface to obfuscate using the same settings as in the Standalone GUI Quick Start. For a complete guide to Dotfuscator's command line, see Command Line Interface Reference.
You can start Dotfuscator from the command line using the following syntax:
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dotfuscator [options] [configfile]
The command line options are documented in the Command Line Options Summary. The configuration file is an XML document that specifies various options for Dotfuscator. When you ran the standalone GUI and filled in the various dialogs, you were populating a configuration file. All elements of the configuration file are documented in the Configuration File Reference.
You can feed previously created configuration files into the command line tool. For example, using the configuration file that you created in the last section, you can obfuscate from the command line using this command:
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dotfuscator Dotfuscator.xml
Alternatively, you can obfuscate on the command line without a configuration file because most of the configuration options are available as command line switches. To get powerful obfuscation for our example assembly, all you need to do is specify your input assembly.
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dotfuscator /in:GettingStarted.exe
in switch lets you specify a list of input assemblies separated by commas.
out command line switch.
mapout switch.
If you want to run the obfuscator from the command line with the same options that you set in the standalone GUI in the previous section, you need a command like this:
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dotfuscator /in:GettingStarted.exe /debug:on /v /enha:on
in option is as before.
v option runs Dotfuscator in verbose mode.
debug option tells Dotfuscator to generate the debugging symbols for the obfuscated output assemblies.
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A LEGAL battle between two political rivals over allegedly libellous election leaflets is set to go before three of the country's top judges.
Ex-Eastbourne MP Nigel Waterson won the right to libel damages from his successor, Stephen Lloyd MP, in December last year, in a ruling which found election literature branding Mr Waterson an "expenses scandal MP" was defamatory.
But Mr Lloyd came back to court last week (Thursday), insisting he should have been allowed to change his defence to the libel claims during the previous hearing. A senior judge has now ruled his case raises important points of principle which should be aired at a full hearing before the Civil Court of Appeal – but warned him he is unlikely to win.
Mr Justice Norris told the court the claims relate to two "mock newspapers" handed out by Mr Lloyd's election team ahead of the 2010 polls, in which he defeated Mr Waterson.
The court heard both implied Tory incumbent, Mr Waterson, had improperly claimed expenses during the scandal in 2009 when in fact his expenses claims were said to have "no issues" in the review by Sir Thomas Legg.
Mr Justice Tugendhat last year rejected claims the newspapers were obviously "spoofs" or that their wording was mere opinion, or comment, on a matter of public interest.
The judge said, "These meanings are plainly defamatory, that is not in dispute, and in my judgment they are plainly statements of fact.
"There is no attempt by the writers to distinguish what can be factual statements from matters of comment or opinion."
But Mr Lloyd now claims he should have been allowed to plead the statements were "justified", but was prevented from doing so during the High Court hearing.
This week he won the chance to put his arguments at a full Appeal Court hearing, but was advised it will probably not change the outcome of the case.
Mr Justice Norris ruled, "I consider there is, in my judgment, no real prospect of success, but I propose to grant permission to appeal.
"This is a case involving an application to re-plead a case following a conscious decision not to plead the point before judgment had been handed down.
"I consider it appropriate that a full court should consider the principles in such circumstances."
No date has been set for the full hearing of Mr Lloyd's appeal.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Brad Bernard has been relieved of his duties as head football coach at Edward Waters College. Athletic Director Johnny Rembert announced the decision made Tuesday is effective immediately.
EWC Defensive Coordinator Alvin Wyatt has been named interim head coach until further notice.
Wyatt is the winningest coach in Bethune-Cookman history. He led BCU to its first two Division 1-AA (now FCS) playoff appearances in 2002 and 2003.
Alvin Wyatt has been on the Edward Waters College coaching staff for one year. Rembert says Wyatt will serve as both defensive coordinator and head coach at least until the end of the season.
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Gothel, the only mother Rapunzel has ever known, is a controlling, manipulative and over-protective mother who loves Rapunzel as a possession rather than as a daughter.
Walt Disney Pictures has unleashed a new promo video for "Tangled" via MySpace Video, putting the villainous character on the spotlight this time. In the character vignette, wicked Mother Gothel is seen having all the opposite characteristics of a kindly mother figure. She is a controlling, manipulative and over-protective mother who loves Rapunzel as a possession rather than as a daughter.
Based on a famous fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm titled "Rapunzel", "Tangled" revolves around Rapunzel who has spent her entire life in a tower after she was stolen from her parents' castle as an infant. In the meantime, the kingdom's greatest thief escapes but he picks the wrong place to hide, bringing him to meet the golden-haired princess.
He is then taken hostage by Rapunzel. Flynn's curious captor, who's looking for her ticket out of the tower where she's been locked away for years, strikes a deal with the handsome thief and the unlikely duo sets off on an action-packed escapade, complete with a super-cop horse, an over-protective chameleon and a gruff gang of pub thugs.
Mandy Moore voices Rapunzel, while Zachary Levi supports the cast ensemble as the voice of Flynn. Donna Murphy, Ewan McGregor and Steve Martin are additionally among the voice cast of the 3-D family animation, which is set to entertain moviegoers in the U.S. on November 12. Byron Howard and Nathan Greno team up to direct the film.