Thanks for the reply, I had just go with the option 1 to implement a custom module and let the hook_menu and hook_menu_alter to handle these. Actually I will have not only one but several pages, so yeah I think it's the best option.
# Hendry
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 10:01 PM, Metzler, David metzlerd@evergreen.edu wrote:
Depending on how complicated the php is you have basically two choices:
- Implement a custom module that displays the page you want on the path
you want. 2. Create a node that contains the page, using PHP input filters to add code to the page.
Really if you're just planning on creating a static html page, you should just create a node and give it a path.
If you want to go the custom module route, then it's as easy as creating two functions and an info file. See the module developers guide for more information.