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Next, element_info() is called. This invokes hook_elements() on all modules that implement it. Within the Drupal core, the standard elements, such as radio buttons and check boxes, are defined by system.module s implementation of hook_elements(). Modules implement this hook if they want to define their own element types. You might implement hook_elements() in your module because you want a special kind of form element, like an image upload button that shows you a thumbnail during node preview, or because you want to extend an existing form element by defining more properties. For example, the views module defines its own element type: /* * Custom form element to do our nice images. */ function views_elements() { $type['imagebutton'] = array( '#input' => TRUE, '#button_type' => 'submit', ); return $type; } and the TinyMCE module modifies a default of an existing type by disabling textarea resizing (it also adds a #process property so that when the form is being built it will call tinymce_ process_textarea(), which may modify the element).

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s Note You ll notice that we did not select the row or column containing the total sales amounts. Excel will

/** * Implementation of hook_elements(). */ function tinymce_elements() { $type = array(); if (user_access('access tinymce')) { // Set resizable to false to prevent drupal.js resizable function from // taking control of the textarea. $type['textarea'] = array( '#process' => array('tinymce_process_textarea' => array()), '#resizable' => FALSE ); } return $type; } The element_info() hook collects all the default properties for all form elements and keeps them in a local cache. Any default properties that are not yet present in the form definition are added before continuing to the next step looking for a validator for the form.

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Removing column */ Hiding column */ Hiding row */ Removing row group */

8. On the Insert Ribbon, go to the Charts section, and click the Column chart type dropdown list to display the many column chart types available to you. 9. In the 3-D Column section, choose the first (leftmost) item, the 3-D Clustered Column chart type, as shown in Figure 5-4.

A validation function for a form can be assigned by setting the #validate property in the form to an array with the function name as the key and an array as the value. Anything that appears in the latter array will be passed to the function when it is called. Multiple validators may be defined in this way: $form['#validate'] = array( 'foo_validate' => array($extra_info), 'bar_validate' => array() ); If there is no property named #validate in the form, the next step is to look for a function with the name of the form ID plus _validate. If no such function exists, Drupal looks for a function named with the name of the form s #base element plus _validate. If you have several forms that are slightly different and you want them to use the same validator, you would set $form['#base'], and it would be used instead of the form ID to construct the name of the validator. For example, the node module sets $form['#base'] to node_form so that the function node_form_validate() will be called.

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Figure 5-4. Column chart type selection menu 10. Stop the Macro Recorder. The new chart is inserted in the worksheet. Notice in Figure 5-5 that Excel has highlighted the data ranges associated with each chart element (legend, values, and horizontal axis label ranges).

Problem You want to remove a column, a row, or a group of rows so that following columns slide over and following rows slide up to take the place of the removed row or column You want to hide a row or column when you want to leave behind empty space where the row, row group, or column would have been rendered You can use the Table Selectors design pattern to mark up a table to make it easy to select any row or column You can use display:none to remove rows, row groups, and columns To remove a column, you can assign display:none to each cell in the column To remove a row or a row group, you can assign display:none to <tr>, <thead>, <tfoot>, or <tbody> elements Removed elements are not rendered It is as if they never existed.

The function that handles form submission can be assigned by setting the #submit property in the form to an array with the name of the function that will handle form submission as the key and an array of values to be passed as parameters (in addition to $form_id and $form_values, which are always passed):