When a user logs in, if they have not yet created a content profile, they will be directed to the user profile page where they can fill one out.

settings for login destination

global $user;
$params = array(
	'uid' => $user->uid,
	'type' => 'profile',
	);
// if no profile exists, force user to fill it out
if ($node = node_load($params)) {
	return '';
}
else {
	return 'user/' . $user->uid . '/edit/profile';
}

Remember to omit the <?php tags for your code snippet! Also, substitute the content type you’ve designated as a profile node. Here I’ve used the default type of “profile”.

Alternatives

You could also use the rules module as outlined in content profile’s readme.txt. It contains integration for Rules module and performs a similar function as this snippet.

For my purposes, I didn’t want to install another module to provide functionality that could be achieved with a module I was already using.

This is a quick and easy way to clear the clutter on your Modules page in Drupal. One of the sites I’ve recently worked on easily had over 30 modules that were grouped in 10-12 fieldsets on the modules page in Drupal. When developing, sometimes you need to toggle modules and finding them in the mess can be difficult. (Of course, you can always just search the page. I’m too lazy.)

This bookmarklet lets you click one link, provided you’ve added it to your browser’s toolbar and quickly clean up the clutter the page.

Give me what I came for!

If you already know what a bookmarklet is and know how to use one, I’ll get right to it.

javascript:function collapseEm(){$(‘.collapsible’).addClass(‘collapsed’);}collapseEm();

How to use it

Easy. Copy the code, create a new bookmark and paste it in. When you click your new bookmark, the fieldsets should collapse.

It isn’t working for me

First, it requires jQuery, which should already be installed with Drupal. If for some reason you don’t have that, it won’t work.

Second, I use it in Firefox on the Mac. Let me know what browser you’re using if it doesn’t work.

There’s really nothing to it

I know. It isn’t complicated and you probably could have thought of it yourself. Hopefully it saves someone some time who wouldn’t have or couldn’t have.