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Are there any coding standards that apply to Drupal?
The Drupal Coding Standards apply to code within Drupal and its contributed modules. The Drupal Coding Standards apply to code within Drupal and its contributed modules.
Is the schema API always handled by Drupal?
NOTE: as of Drupal 6.x, table definitions and constraints should be always handled by the Schema API. Most Database Servers use extension to standard SQL. However, many of them can be configured to run in a (more) standard compliant mode.
What are the conventions for indentation in Drupal?
Drupal does not have a standard method for indentation or formating of longer SQL queries on multiple lines. Some competing strategies include: $sql = “SELECT t.*, j1.col1, j2.col2″ . ” FROM {table} AS t” .
When to use singular nouns in Drupal table names?
NOTE: as of Drupal 6.x, table definitions and constraints (e.g. primary keys, unique keys, indexes) should be always handled by the Schema API, which solves cross-database compatibility concerns automatically. Use singular nouns for table names since they describe the entity the table represents.
What does it mean to sign up for Drupal?
Signup allows users to sign up (or register, as in register for a class) for nodes of any type. Includes options for sending a notification email to a selected email address upon a new user signup (good for notifying event coordinators, etc.) and a confirmation email to users who sign up.
How to limit the number of signups on Drupal?
There are settings for restricting signups to selected roles and content types, and to place limits on the number of users that can signup for any given node. Users with proper permission can send a “broadcast” message to all users signed up for a given node. Administrators can look at both a signup detail for one node,…
Is there a way to sign up all Drupal nodes?
Users with proper permission can send a “broadcast” message to all users signed up for a given node. Administrators can look at both a signup detail for one node, and a signup summary for all nodes. There’s a 6.x-2.x-dev branch but it is effectively unmaintained at this point. Users are strongly encouraged not to use it.