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Thanks for pointing me to http://drupal.org/project/forminspect, moshe. I wasn't aware of that module. From the project description it sounds like form inspect seems to have a different purpose, but I'll certainly have a look at it shortly.
No, Form Inspect just provides developer information. Form controller is intended for end-users wishing to *control* forms, meaning enabling/disabling form additions provided by other contrib modules. That said, Journal is the only module that implements support for it currently - actually, Form controller is Journal's administrative settings UI, while Journal's configuration can also be altered via settings.php.
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sunThanks for pointing me to http://drupal.org/project/forminspect, moshe. I wasn't aware of that module. From the project description it sounds like form inspect seems to have a different purpose, but I'll certainly have a look at it shortly.
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sunNo, Form Inspect just provides developer information. Form controller is intended for end-users wishing to *control* forms, meaning enabling/disabling form additions provided by other contrib modules. That said, Journal is the only module that implements support for it currently - actually, Form controller is Journal's administrative settings UI, while Journal's configuration can also be altered via settings.php.