By jadowd on

Hi there...

Does anyone out there know how to make my use of hook_user execute last, after all other modules implementation of hook_user is executed? I can't seem to find that, and I believe that there is a way.

Thanks,

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vasi1186’s picture

vasi1186 commented

Hi,

in {system} table, search the entry that corresponds to your module (has the filename like your module name) and assign a weight bigger than any other weight in that table. This will result in your module being called the last time for every hook, not only hook_user.

Vasi.

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jadowd commented

yeah... I tried that and it didn't work. I am using ubercart, and the uc_cart_user hook was getting called before my hook. I bumped up the weight to 1000 while the module that I am competing with, which is set to 0... I now have a system hog hack in place to rectify this... what gives?

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webdesigner007 commented

This worked fine for me, but it would be better if there was reordering on a more granular level, i.e. hooks within modules, rather than a blanket configuration that EVERY hook in my module will be called later if I increase the weight.

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webdesigner007 commented

Actually I've just seen a new post regarding a Drupal 7 hook which apparently allows this:
http://lionide.wordpress.com/2010/12/06/drupal-7-hook-execution-order/