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What is Drupal CCK?
Content Construction Kit (CCK)
What is CCK in database?
The Content Construction Kit (CCK) began as a natural evolution from the popular Flexinode module. The Flexinode module allowed you to define your own content types (a blog entry, a recipe, a poll, etc) with a number of custom fields. CCK also allows you to do this, but in a more powerful way.
What is a module and why are modules important?
A module is a software component or part of a program that contains one or more routines. Modules make a programmer’s job easy by allowing the programmer to focus on only one area of the functionality of the software application. Modules are typically incorporated into the program (software) through interfaces.
What is a core module?
What is a compulsory or core module? Answer: A module which is described as either compulsory or core is a module which must be taken by all the students on that programme of study. Your compulsory modules will be selected for you on the online form and you will not be able to amend these.
What is a compulsory module?
Compulsory Module: A Compulsory Module is a Module which must be taken by all students on a particular programme. Compulsory Modules may be Passed by Compensation. Where programme regulations specify, a student may be required to select a Module from within a group of Modules, which, once selected, becomes Core.
What to do with a CCK in Drupal?
CCK is a very powerful system with many different contributed modules to extend its functionality. Install the Advanced Help module for additional help, and use the Views module to display CCK information in a variety of ways. Maintainers monitor issues, but fast responses are not guaranteed.
Which is the Devel module in Drupal 7?
Devel – the Devel module will handle field generation code in D7. Everything else is in Drupal 7 core. CCK is a very powerful system with many different contributed modules to extend its functionality. Install the Advanced Help module for additional help, and use the Views module to display CCK information in a variety of ways.
Is there a Drupal 8 version of CKEditor?
There is no Drupal 8 release of this contributed module, as it is part of the Drupal 8 core modules – read the module documentation . What is CKEditor? CKEditor is the far superior successor of FCKeditor.
What’s the difference between Drupal 6 and 7?
The main change in Drupal 7 comparing to the CKEditor module for Drupal 6 is the way of enabling/disabling CKEditor on selected textareas. In version 6.x users were forced to define the set of include/exclude rules based on the ID of textarea or the path to the page. In version 7.x things are now much more simple.