Continued from the last episode of the Daily Dose of Drupal, this episode continues Drupal 7 module development work with the Database API to pull data from the database and display it on a page.
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This episode works off the the previous episode to create a custom Drupal 7 form using the Drupal Form API, and then looks at how to submit data from the Drupal form into a Drupal database table.
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In this example we create a new Drupal 7 module with the purpose of creating a database table inside our Drupal 7 module. We look at hook_schema and the Drupal Schema API to create a new database table.
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This continues on the module we started last time and shows how to implement hook_cron to run periodic tasks on your Drupal website. Also goes over hook_mail and the drupal_mail function for creating and sending email messages within your Drupal 7 module.
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Learn how to create an administration form inside a Drupal module. In this episode we work with the Drupal 7 Form API to build out an administration section for a brand new module. This new module (called cronmonitor) will be completed in the next Daily Dose of Drupal episode (number 19).
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In this episode we continue learning about Drupal 7 module development by looking at creating menu items with hook_menu() and creating permissions with hook_permission().
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In this episode you will learn the very basics of Drupal 7 module development. From the info file, Drupal hooks, and the module file, this is a crash course to get you started.
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