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Drupal 8 - Hello World Module
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name: Hello World | |
type: module | |
description: Say Hello World | |
package: Custom | |
core: 8.x |
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hello_world: | |
path: /hello/world | |
defaults: | |
_controller: Drupal\hello_world\Controller\HelloWorldController::hello | |
requirements: | |
_permission: 'access content' |
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<?php | |
namespace Drupal\hello_world\Controller; | |
class HelloWorldController { | |
public function hello() { | |
return array( | |
'#title' => 'Hello World!', | |
'#markup' => 'Here is some content.', | |
); | |
} | |
} |
I have to create a custom module for an event section with the following features:
a. The ability for Admin to create Event and Event Categories.
b. Front end – List all events, grouped by category.
c. The ability to subscribe to the event. All event subscribers should be stored in DB and
listed to the Admin.
I have created a module which create a custom content type names Event Detail + a txonomy Event Categories
Can i have your whatsapp number?
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If you already have a .tar.gz file, place it in the
/drupal/modules/
directory and runtar xzf {file-name}.tar.gz
to extract the contents into that folder. Drupal should recognize the new module.