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On 02/05/11 12:54, Ms. Nancy Wichmann wrote:
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<div>In general, I don't split the module up until it gets to
some point in size, which is just a judgment call. Then the
first thing I look at is splitting the admin functions out to
mymodule.admin.inc. If it keeps getting bigger, I look at what
the functions are and which ones they use. If a function is
not used commonly, I will split it off. I suspect my call on
that is from the early days of my career when commercial
virtual memory was in its early days too and we worried about
"locality of reference." I know PHP is different to some
extent, but I like to keep calling and called code near each
other to reduce page faults. That's also why I try to keep
"one time" (actually only infreqent) calls, such as
hook_menu(), separated from the more active code in my
modules.<br>
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style="font-weight: bold;">From:</span></b> Iain
William Wiseman</font></div>
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Will be looking a views again tonight (day job to do!). I am
looking into helping out port LinkedIn to Drupal 7 but felt
I might be best just getting a simple view/database module
going first. I do have on question with regard to building
the code though, is there a standard approach to where to
put the bits. I understand .install and .info but where how
to split up the pages seems unclear to me.</div>
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Thanks all who provided help. For reference, my issue was caused by
not uninstalling and re-installing the module. Once this was done
all worked fine. Next, multi-step form. <br>
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