This screencast is a part of the Learn Drupal coding with NodeOne screencast series – a screencast series targeted at Drupal site builders who wants to learn Drupal coding. This episodes shows how to declare a Rules action, as well as some basic Drupal functions.
This screencast covers the following topics:
- How to use hook_rules_action_info to declare Rules actions
- Using nested, associative arrays in practice
- The Drupal t() function
- Some words about hook functions
- How to comment a hook function
- Finding and using the documentation at drupalcontrib.org
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You can always learn more about Drupal coding at the following places:
- The 'Develop for Drupal' documentation on drupal.org
- The Drupal API documentation (including forms API docs)
- Drupal contrib API documentations
- The Drupal coding standards
- The module 'Examples for Developers'
- The PHP online documentation
Warning: This learning series is recorded by someone quite new to Drupal coding. There may be inaccuracies or examples that fall short of best practices. Please contribute a comment if you spot this!