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1 year ago.
Of course he's doing a Twitter clone. But instead of using standard Drupal, like I did for "Droopy", he's creating his own db schema
1 year ago by kimbach
Now taking us through the database schema API
pager_query function is nice!
so is "userload" and "checkplain"
Looks like check_markup is better!
and format_date is very important as well!
a good tip is to use $SERVER 'REQUESTTIME' instead of the time function when saving timestamps
and use drupalwriterecord to write a record to the database
and tablesort_sql is another very nice function that is used to create a table that is sortable by clicking the table header
drupalgetdestination is nice as well, it provides a link to return the a specific page after you've submitted it
"miki" actually answered the questions I set out to investigate at DrupalCamp Copenhagen. I'm doing it "wrong" and I need to switch to D6 ASAP!
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Of course he's doing a Twitter clone. But instead of using standard Drupal, like I did for "Droopy", he's creating his own db schema
1 year ago by kimbach
Now taking us through the database schema API
1 year ago by kimbach
pager_query function is nice!
1 year ago by kimbach
so is "userload" and "checkplain"
1 year ago by kimbach
Looks like check_markup is better!
1 year ago by kimbach
and format_date is very important as well!
1 year ago by kimbach
a good tip is to use $SERVER 'REQUESTTIME' instead of the time function when saving timestamps
1 year ago by kimbach
and use drupalwriterecord to write a record to the database
1 year ago by kimbach
and tablesort_sql is another very nice function that is used to create a table that is sortable by clicking the table header
1 year ago by kimbach
drupalgetdestination is nice as well, it provides a link to return the a specific page after you've submitted it
1 year ago by kimbach
"miki" actually answered the questions I set out to investigate at DrupalCamp Copenhagen. I'm doing it "wrong" and I need to switch to D6 ASAP!
1 year ago by kimbach