Is there a way to run Drupal 7 in a \"non-cache\" mode while developing new modules?My specific need is to turn off any caching of modules and/or module information during development so I don\'t need
I have a custom content type which has a field called \"location\" which is a long select list (100 or so items).I want to get an array of all locations which have a piece of content associated with t
In Drupal 7, every core module has a *.api.php file, where * is the name of the module.For example modules/node/node.api.php
This is a followup to another question I asked abou creating your own hooks. In the answer and comments, two functions were mentioned
I\'m new to Drupal and want to make my own module for Drupal 7. But i don\'t understand the theming / templates system in drupal jet. So i will be ready glad 开发者_JAVA技巧if some one can help me wit
I\'m using Drupal6 and Filedepot module to store files into Drupal. Downloading files works perfectly with Firefox and Chrome, but there\'s some annoying problems with Internet Explorer.
In a Drupal 7 (and Drupal 6?) system, what \"kicks off\" the hook calling process, or where are \"top level\" hook calls loca开发者_JAVA技巧ted?
Is it possible to create your own hook in a Drupal module for other Drupal modules to consume?If not, is there a mechanism in Drupal for third party developers to provide hooks?If everything\'s been a
If two modules implement the same hook in Drupal, does the system have a way to define which order the hook functions are called, or is it just luck of the draw/alphabetical or开发者_如何学编程dering?
What Ties a Drupal Hook to a Particular Module? 开发者_JAVA技巧In Drupal 7, every core module has an \"api\" file