MyHook

This module allows developers to create hooks on the fly without having to produce a module file, info file, and includes. You create the hook code through the UI and it is then saved as a file. One good thing about that is it avoids using eval() to process the code you write.

I can see use cases for this such as doing a quick test to check out some logic such as whether hook_nodeapi is the right place to jump in and do something, or whether maybe a form_alter might be the way to go. On the other hand, I just worry about being able to enter PHP except via a module with properly defined permissions. I dismiss Wordpress because you can go straight into templates through the UI and enter any old PHP so why would I let Drupal off?
Use with care…

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Module Radar: 29th August 2010 1 year 38 weeks ago
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