Did you clear your cache after creating your hook_cron (in D7)? When writing modules that utilize hook_cron, I always find it easier to add a temporary menu path to the hook_cron (or even a hook_init) just to test it out. Just remember to remove that once you are done developing & testing.
Jamie Holly http://www.intoxination.net http://www.hollyit.net On 5/20/2011 6:27 AM, NubianNattySeydi wrote: > Hi I am a newbie in drupal module developement, I have my > website http://seydinet.com <http://seydinet.com/> made with Managing > News and now I just want create a module who if I run my cron post > automaticly a tweet with a message telling for exemple "4news item > added in seydinet.com <http://seydinet.com>" > So I create a module directory name seydi, I add both file seydi.info > <http://seydi.info> and seydi.module. I have no problem with editing > seydi.info <http://seydi.info> but the big deal is with seydi.module. > I start by implementing hook_cron() then I have to implement the code > who gonna post the tweet and I dont know how to do that > Here is the begining of my code > > <?php > /* > implementation de hook_cron > */ > > function seydi_cron(){ > //watchdog('seydi', 'my module just add something in cron', array(), > WATCHDOG_DEBUG); > // db stuff > if (date('G', time()) == '19'){ > //tweet > } > } > > Thanks > > -- > Seydina Mouhamadou Ndiaye dit "Nattyseydi" > Administrateur Réseaux > Montage Vidéos, Etudiant en Java, > Membres de DakarLug, Gtug-dakar > Tel por: 77-512-35-00, fixe: 33-824-80-80 > http://nattyseydi.blogspot.com > http://twitter.com/NattySeydi > http://www.facebook.com/nattyseydi > > >
