I've been working on a relatively complex multi-step form for a while now. It takes a URL argument that represents a set of stored options to control display and behavior. Thanks to $form_state['storage'] that is pretty easy to grab once and keep through all the steps.

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Here's a little snippet for hook_form_alter that will put another "Save" button right below a comment preview. This way users don't have to scroll all the way down past the edit form to save a comment after preview, it's right there.

This is for Drupal 6.

There's been some buzz about Drupal certification programs recently. Whoever takes up that task, if anyone does, I hope they implement focused certification instead of some monolithic certificate.

Server configuration, themes, module development, site architecture, and the like are all sufficiently advanced topics to merit their own certification. Breaking it down like that might also help realize certification programs sooner, if organizations could focus on developing a program just for the topics they specialize in instead of the whole of Drupal.

Attached is a module that requires anonymous comments to have the supplied email address verified before they enter the normal comment workflow.