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The install file for the job post module performs all of the set-up operations for things like defining the node type, creating the fields that make up our new node type, and handling the uninstall process when an administrator uninstalls the module.

Because the markup generation is fairly simple when only using one event, all this method will do is load the desired event by its ID using _loadEventData() and then return the first and only, due to the LIMIT 1 clause result from the method. Add the following method to the Calendar class: < php class Calendar extends DB_Connect { private $_useDate; private $_m; private $_y; private $_daysInMonth; private $_startDay; public function __construct($dbo=NULL, $useDate=NULL) {...} public function buildCalendar() {...} private function _loadEventData($id=NULL) {...} private function _createEventObj() {...} /** * Returns a single event object * * @param int $id an event ID * @return object the event object */ private function _loadEventById($id) { /* * If no ID is passed, return NULL */ if ( empty($id) ) { return NULL; } /* * Load the events info array */ $event = $this->_loadEventData($id); /* * Return an event object

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< php /** * @file * Install file for Job Post module. */ /** * Implements hook_install(). * - Add the body field. * - Configure the body field. * - Create the company name field. */ function job_post_install() { node_types_rebuild(); $types = node_type_get_types(); // add the body field to the node type node_add_body_field($types['job_post']); // Load the instance definition for our content type's body $body_instance = field_info_instance('node', 'body', 'job_post'); // Configure the body field $body_instance['type'] = 'text_summary_or_trimmed'; // Save our changes to the body field instance. field_update_instance($body_instance); // Create all the fields we are adding to our content type. foreach (_job_post_installed_fields() as $field) { field_create_field($field); } // Create all the instances for our fields. foreach (_job_post_installed_instances() as $instance) { $instance['entity_type'] = 'node'; $instance['bundle'] = 'job_post'; field_create_instance($instance); } } /** * Return a structured array defining the fields created by this content type. * For the job post module there is only one additional field the company name * Other fields could be added by defining them in this function as additional elements * in the array below */

<integer>3</integer> <key>NSStoreModelVersionIdentifiers</key> <array></array> </dict> </plist> </metadata> </databaseInfo> <object type="TEAM" id="z102"> <attribute name="uniformcolor" type="string">Red</attribute> <attribute name="name" type="string">Fire</attribute> <relationship name="players" type="0/0" destination="PLAYER" idrefs="z103"></relationship> </object> <object type="PLAYER" id="z103"> <attribute name="lastname" type="string">Gary</attribute> <attribute name="firstname" type="string">Terry</attribute> <attribute name="email" type="string">tgary@example.com</attribute> <relationship name="team" type="1/1" destination="TEAM" idrefs="z102"></relationship> </object> <object type="PLAYER" id="z104"> <attribute name="lastname" type="string">Sprat</attribute> <attribute name="firstname" type="string">Pat</attribute> <attribute name="email" type="string">psprat@example.com</attribute> <relationship name="team" type="1/1" destination="TEAM" idrefs="z105"></relationship> </object> <object type="TEAM" id="z105"> <attribute name="uniformcolor" type="string">Blue</attribute> <attribute name="name" type="string">Crew</attribute> <relationship name="players" type="0/0" destination="PLAYER" idrefs="z107 z104 z106"></relationship> </object> <object type="PLAYER" id="z106"> <attribute name="lastname" type="string">Staley</attribute> <attribute name="firstname" type="string">Bailey</attribute> <attribute name="email" type="string">bstaley@example.com</attribute> <relationship name="team" type="1/1" destination="TEAM" idrefs="z105"></relationship> </object> <object type="PLAYER" id="z107"> <attribute name="lastname" type="string">Gordon</attribute> <attribute name="firstname" type="string">Jordan</attribute> <attribute name="email" type="string">jgordon@example.com</attribute> <relationship name="team" type="1/1" destination="TEAM" idrefs="z105"></relationship> </object> <object type="TEAM" id="z108"> <attribute name="uniformcolor" type="string">Green</attribute> <attribute name="name" type="string">Revolution</attribute> <relationship name="players" type="0/0" destination="PLAYER"></relationship> </object> </database>

function _job_post_installed_fields() { $t = get_t(); return array( 'job_post_company' => array( 'field_name' => 'job_post_company', 'label' => $t('Company posting the job listing'), 'type' => 'text', ), ); } /** * Return a structured array defining the field instances associated with this content type. */ function _job_post_installed_instances() { $t = get_t(); return array( 'job_post_company' => array( 'field_name' => 'job_post_company', 'type' => 'text', 'label' => $t('Company posting the job listing'), 'widget' => array( 'type' => 'text_textfield', ), 'display' => array( 'example_node_list' => array( 'label' => $t('Company posting the job listing'), 'type' => 'text', ), ), ), ); } /** * Implements hook_uninstall(). */ function job_post_uninstall() { // Gather all the example content that might have been created while this // module was enabled. $sql = 'SELECT nid FROM {node} n WHERE n.type = :type'; $result = db_query($sql, array(':type' => 'job_post')); $nids = array(); foreach ($result as $row) { $nids[] = $row->nid; } // Delete all the nodes at once node_delete_multiple($nids);

Core Data makes no attempt to determine parentage between teams and players, nor does it create tags for the different entity types. It relies instead on tags called object with entity names specified as type attributes, and makes players and teams peers, which sounds like a recipe for lockouts and season cancellations.

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