On 2012-03-07 10:31, Cameron B. Prince wrote:
When the module is enabled via drush the contents of each file are printed to the screen
Have you made sure your included files begin with '<?php'? It sounds as though your included code is printed instead of executed, which happens when there are no enclosing PHP tags. The reason you're not seeing code in the UI is that the module is enabled (and the code is printed) while handling the form submission (POST) which silently redirects you to the form page without displaying any output. A few tips aside from this: - It sounds as though the included files directly work on a $data variable in the file scope. It might be better to define functions in the include files that return these arrays, and then call the functions from module.install after including. - Scanning a folder might not be the best approach. If the files you need to include are always the same, then hard-coding the file names is faster; if users can extend them, then you could provide a hook for other modules instead of users having to copy files into this folder. Regards, Christoph