Hey everyone. I don't have a lot of time for core development right now (I will likely only have time again in august, by the looks of things), but we have a problem in core at the moment. I am talking of course of the fact that FAPI only partially replaced node api, leaving neither of them the right solution for programmatically creating nodes and the like. The solution I have in mind for this , is the following : 1 ) introduce a hook_forms. which registers each of the forms on the site. 2 ) register all the forms, and their inputs and create callbacks for them 3 ) put the form creation code into it's own function, with the registered callback 4) alter fapi to not use _POST at all. Instead use a parameter that is passed to it, which merely defaults to _POST. Instead of PUSHING the form array through the form generation process, we now have the ability to PULL the form array and process it. So whenever you want to display a form, instead of having function mymodule_page_callback() { $form['title'] = array( /* generate your form array here */ ); return drupal_get_form('form_id', $form, 'alternate'); } You have : function mymodule_forms() { $form['mymodule/form_id'] = array( 'callback' => 'mymodule_form_id', 'access' => user_access('can do form_id'), 'title' => 'form title' ); } function mymodule_form_id($input) { $form['title'] = array( /* generate your form array here */ ); return $form; } function mymodule_page_callback() { // get your form input ready return drupal_get_form('mymodule/form_id', array('input' => 'object')); } -- Adrian Rossouw Drupal developer and Bryght Guy http://drupal.org | http://bryght.com