MO Anti-pounding: mo_anti_pounding.install File Reference
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Functions | |
| mo_anti_pounding_uninstall () | |
| Delete variables and files used by this module. | |
| mo_anti_pounding_requirements ($phase) | |
| Check for the installation requirements. | |
Detailed Description
This file handles the module install and uninstall features.
It also checks the current status of the module via the hook_requirements() function.
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Function Documentation
| mo_anti_pounding_requirements | ( | $ | phase | ) |
This function is used to issue a warning in the status page. It is the same function used when opening the settings form.
- Parameters:
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[in] $phase The phase the check is performed on.
References mo_anti_pounding_status().
| mo_anti_pounding_uninstall | ( | ) |
The uninstall function deletes all the session files and the variables used by the module. Note that it does not delete the main directory since you created by hand at installation time.
You can do so with the use of a shell command line:
rm -rf anti_pounding
It will however, delete the preferences and sub-folders that it creates to handle the sessions.
References mo_anti_pounding_clear_cache().
on Mon Oct 10 2011 14:30:48