It might have been the way you phrased it. My suggested solutions don't actually alter the body text of the nodes in question in the database (rather, only during display), so they would not retain the additions if the nodes were, say, exported somewhere else. To actually change the text of current nodes, SQL probably the simplest solution (although it's not the Drupal Way, which would be to use node_load/node_save in a module or PHP-filter page)—although you'd also want a solution (eg. a module which uses hook_nodeapi/hook_node_presave) to auto-append the same text to any new nodes.
Also, modules are surprisingly simple to write. I feel it's good practice to routinely create a catch-all custom-features module for each new Drupal install, so little bits of functionality like this can be implemented quickly and easily. (Coincidentally, I'm hacking on exactly such a module right now—or would be, had I not taken a break to read some social media. :)
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Date: 2012-02-12 11:41 pm (UTC)Also, modules are surprisingly simple to write. I feel it's good practice to routinely create a catch-all custom-features module for each new Drupal install, so little bits of functionality like this can be implemented quickly and easily. (Coincidentally, I'm hacking on exactly such a module right now—or would be, had I not taken a break to read some social media. :)