Last Monday I started working on an internal site that will consist primarily of web forms. There is a great potential of literally a hundred or more forms (some of them are quite complex), but I am really just setting my sites on a core of 10-20 forms for now. For this project, I chose to just start with the 4.7 beta and the new Forms API, as I thought it would be very counter-productive to learn the 4.6 API and then upgrade in a month or two to the 4.7 API. I am not new to using and administering Drupal, but I am new to coding to it and am trying to go through the documentation for the Forms API, but I feel like either there is not enough, or I am not finding it. What I have found and gone through so far is 1) Forms API Outline [0], which doesn't have any real meat, AFAICT. 2) Forms API Quickstart Guide [1], which is a great starter guide, thanks webchick. (BTW, where is this document: "For more detailed information, also see the developer documentation [link coming soon]"? It may be the next document I'm looking for.) 3) Most of what is in Upgrading to forms API [2], except the actual upgrading parts, since I am starting from scratch in 4.7. 4) And then there is Form generation [3] and Forms API Reference [4], which are really only useful if I already have a clue and I'm looking for the details about a specific function or attribute. So, the question is, is there anymore that I have not located that will help me move to the next level? Also, I am not yet at the point where I need it, but I will be soon looking for database integration, both reading and writing, possibly with a different database that the main site will be using. Is that something that is part of the Forms API, or is it a separate API? Thanks. [0] http://drupal.org/node/37775 [1] http://drupaldocs.org/api/head/file/contributions/docs/developer/topics/form... [2] http://drupal.org/node/33338 [3] http://drupaldocs.org/api/head/group/form [4] http://drupaldocs.org/api/head/file/contributions/docs/developer/topics/form... -- Jason Flatt http://www.oadae.net/ jason@oadae.net