Drupal - how to display block in node?

Ok here's the deal.

I got a LAN setup at home with the internet coming to the PC assigned an IP 192.168.0.1 (my Internet server).

Now, using Internet Connection Sharing, I have shared the internet access to 2 other PCs who get an IP address dynamically (and are always OTHER than 192.168.0.1).

The thing is, I need to block access to a particular website only on 192.168.0.1 (the internet server for my LAN) - But need to have access on that site on the other machines.

I added an entry to my hosts file on the internet server 192.168.0.1 as following:

127.0.0.1 www.orkut.com

Now, when I try accessing this website via my laptop (which is NOT 192.168.0.1), it says page can not be found -- So the hosts file is functioning as expected. I need to know if there's any way I could block that site only on a particular NODE on the network without having to purchase any paid software.

This is why I prefer Drupal over other CMS systems such as Joomla, Wordpress, etc. - the flexibility. Not only in terms of coding and theming, but in being able to theme and adapt customizations of actual modules and core code, without disrupting the core code. In other words, being able to apply your own theme to things to get things done. Such as is the case with the simple ability of displaying a block within a node. Cheers!

Good stuff!

Here's the updated code for embedding a block in node:

<?php
   $block = module_invoke('views', 'block', 'view', 'explore_menu-block_1');
   print $block['content'];
?>

I need to show one certain block in one menu and other block in another menu. Please any body help me.

You know, the more I got into Drupal the more I disliked it. Now I want nothing to do with it. I hate it actually.

Mighty thanks for the snippet. Worked like a charm

Drupal is a powerful open source web development platform. This is easier and surely gives comfort to Internet users. Thanks for sharing. Posts like this offer a great benefit to us users.

I have created a view that requires an argument to be passed in. Can you pass in arguments using your code? Any help is greatly appreciated! <?php
$block = module_invoke('views', 'block', 'view', 26);
print $block['content'];
?>

Thanks..

My code is like the visitor that just posted:

configure/views/Prices-block_1

I tried using block id 1, but that did not work. I will try to figure out what its real id is... any good way to do this?

I want to include my block from similar entries module, but it doesn't simply have a number, but "configure/similar/0". Any idea on how to include this block? Great post, thanks!

I have been building my websites using Wordpress and other platforms and only recently came across Drupal. First impressions are that is has a clean presentation and is well supported with great tutorials.

In the evening I usually save all interesting for me articles and read them either in the morning on my way to work or during the dinner break. When I fail to find free time though, I set articles in pdf format and download them.

Thanks for the snippet. I was trying to remember how to do that. Drupal always gives me a headache it seems.

The module Display Suite (DS) can do this for you.

Hey,

Good Post. But instead of using the block id 26 can't we use the name of the block or some other parameter?

Thank you for the information on how to display block in node. Sharing these codes are really gonna be very beneficial.

Thanks for you the information on how to block drupal using drupal blocking mode.

Thanks for sharing this code. But one question though. Is this the same as when you place a block in a node?

Thanks again.

Globat Reviews Guy

Thanks for the script! Indeed very helpful.

Thanks for the codes. U really did a good job.

If you want to display multiple nodes you can create templates for each of them.

jollie

When inserting a Drupal block within another Drupal block or node - does the input format get inherited (as with an iframe), or does the input format of the parent node override that of the inserted node or block?

Thanks for the great Drupal tips, will come in very handy!

Makes everything looks easy with the workaround that you've shown us.

Interesting, when I'm ready to use Drupal and experiment around with it, I think I will give this a shot. Cool. Depends what I decide to do next with my email marketing business and if that's the direction I even want to go with it.

I believe that the easiest way to do that is to use a node-specific page template. And if you want to display multiple nodes you can create templates for each of them.

Some of the blocks do not have a number on them. I made a view, but it didn't give it a number... I'm confused...

reptag module provides this sort of functionality through a filter.
Use markdown code like the following:

"{BLOCK:1}" => "user-defined block 1",
"{BLOCK:Contact Details}" => "user-defined block with the given title",
"{BLOCK:menu:2}" => "block 2 supplied by the named module",
"{BLOCK:image:Random image}" => "named block from the given module"

Pretty handy if you like it.

Some of the blocks do not have a number on them. I made a view, but it didn't give it a number... I'm confused...

i mean come on ...

Thanks for the code.

The first example does not work, because the word "menu" is there, when it should be "block".

I would like to place a webform form which is a node into a page/node. Is the code very similar to placing a block in a node?

Thanks

Rory

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gracias