Drupal 7 field API
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Drupal 7 introduced many new APIs, most notably the Field API. The Field API is a powerful but complex system that defines the structure and behavior of fields. It introduces several new concepts including bundles, field storage, field types, widgets, and formatters. Fields describe the data structure and behavior, while instances store widget and formatter settings and are easier to update. The Field API provides functions to attach, load, and update fields on entities. It handles fields already attached rather than the attachment process itself. Taxonomy terms are also now full entities with their own API.
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- 3. Tons of new APIs
- 4. Most of them are well documented and easy
- 5. Field API: many new concepts and gotchas
- 7. API and not browser driven
- 8. Our work now is “precision surgery”
- 10. Field storage
- 11. Field types
- 12. Widgets
- 13. Formatters
- 14. Fields
- 15. Attach
- 16. Instances
- 22. Version identifier: tid (same)
- 25. Primary id: nid
- 28. Primary id: tid
- 32. MongoDB
- 35. Gotcha: extremely badly named hooks. for eg. hook_field_load node-like “one only” hook should be field_type not field .
- 37. Field type
- 38. Cardinality
- 39. Storage engine
- 40. All the things that are hard to upgrade
- 41. Core does not upgrade
- 43. (a) Field
- 44. (to a) Bundle
- 45. (is an) Instance
- 47. Widget settings
- 50. Gotcha: formatter settings are stored in 'display'
- 52. Hard to update
- 53. Instances are trivial to update
- 54. Instances are mostly just widget / formatter
- 56. Generic: textfield, textarea, options_select...
- 57. Specific: Image (but there is always an alter)
- 59. Generic
- 60. Specific (yes, we have an alter here too)
- 63. These call same named hooks
- 65. hook arguments are entity type and the entity
- 66. Gotcha: does not deal with attaching a field
- 67. But at least it's a real hook.
- 69. Instances can be found: field_info_instances($obj_type, $bundle)
- 71. Entity type variables are typically $obj_type
- 72. Similarly, entities are $object
- 73. Formatter settings are in $instance['display']
- 74. The field attach API deals with fields already attached aka. Instances and not the attach itself
- 77. Hiearchy is not a field
- 79. user_module_invoke('update', $edit, $user, $category);